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Description St Paul's Church, Manningham, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. Designed by Mallinson & Healey, completed 1846. All stone carving by Robert Mawer. Showing brass plaque in choir vestry, which is on the upper floor created in 1971 in the south transept. The plaque says: In loving memory of Frederick Cook Atkinson, Mus. Bar Cantab, who was organist and choirmaster of this church from 1868 to 1881, during which period he composed a large quantity of music especially for its services. He was afterwards appointed organist of Norwich Cathdral. Born Aug. 21st 1841. Died Aug. 30th 1896.
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