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Saint Lucy Parish Church Cemetery

Memorials	:	14
Location	:	Barbados
Coordinate	:	13.2919100, -59.6235800
Description	:	St. Lucy is one of the six parishes created by Governor Sir William Tufton and the first Church was in existence in 1629. It was built of timber and was destroyed by a hurricane. The second Church was built in 1741 of sawn stone. This was destroyed by the hurricane of 1780. The third Church was also destroyed by hurricane in 1831. The present Church was built in 1837, and is essentially Georgian, with a tower which conforms to the characteristic of all the other Parish Churches rebuilt during this period. It has a gallery running continuously... Read More	St. Lucy is one of the six parishes created by Governor Sir William Tufton and the first Church was in existence in 1629. It was built of timber and was destroyed by a hurricane. The second Church was built in 1741 of sawn stone. This was destroyed by the hurricane of 1780. The third Church was also destroyed by hurricane in 1831. The present Church was built in 1837, and is essentially Georgian, with a tower which conforms to the characteristic of all the other Parish Churches rebuilt during this period. It has a gallery running continuously on the North, West and Southern sides. Its seating capacity is 750. [from The History of Saint Lucy Parish Church, on the website of the Anglican Diocese of Barbados.]

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Where is Saint Lucy Parish Church Cemetery?
Saint Lucy Parish Church Cemetery is located at near Sir Theodore Brancker roundabout, C D O'Neal Highway at Hwy 1C, St. Lucy Parish Saint Lucy ,Barbados.
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12 memorials
Where are the coordinates of the Saint Lucy Parish Church Cemetery?
Latitude: 13.2919100
Longitude: -59.6235800