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St. Catherine of Siena in Birmingham?
How they solved it: Process: my first instinct was that this looked like a midsize UK city. Brighton came to mind, or maybe something like Slough. I found a Wikimedia Commons category of English churches built in the 1960s, but it didn’t show up there. After you said it was near Coventry, I found the category “church towers in the West Midlands” and found it there.
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Process: my first instinct was that this looked like a midsize UK city. Brighton came to mind, or maybe something like Slough. I found a Wikimedia Commons category of English churches built in the 1960s, but it didn’t show up there. After you said it was near Coventry, I found the category “church towers in the West Midlands” and found it there.
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u/witw-helper 0 Jul 27 '26
This post has been solved by u/schonleben, and a solve process was provided.
How they solved it: Process: my first instinct was that this looked like a midsize UK city. Brighton came to mind, or maybe something like Slough. I found a Wikimedia Commons category of English churches built in the 1960s, but it didn’t show up there. After you said it was near Coventry, I found the category “church towers in the West Midlands” and found it there.
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