I would be interested in any information on what happened to the church organ after the church was demolished apparently in the mid to late 70's. The instrument was a "Hardy &Sons" N04322 Any information would be of great help Thanks.
Is this the Hoylake one? The grave yard is still there and has the grave of a Victoria Cross holder quite near the entrance.
No Helles, It is the Holy Trinity church that was on Price street Birkenhead that I am interested in, sorry for any confusion.
No problem. Strange both churches with the same name knocked down though. It would appear that the most popular name for a church in Wirral is Christchurch. A bit more useless info for you!
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thanks great picture brings back memories, cathcart.
Were abouts in the church was the Organ? At the back above the door by any chance? Was it removed and relocated before the church was demolished in the late 70's? And if so where is it now? Any help gratley appreciated.
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