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The Bombed Out Church
Leece Street
Liverpool
L1 2TR
Liverpool
L1 2TR
St Luke’s Church, or the Bombed Out Church, as the locals call it, is a famous Liverpool landmark that looks over the booming Bold Street. The church has been given its ‘Bombed Out Church’ nickname due to the fact it no longer has a roof due to the events of World War 2 and it has been kept like that ever since.
The Church now plays host to a range of events from craft fairs, to quiz nights and music gigs.
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