Church of St Mary the Virgin and Setting

21A Church Square · Addington

What is known

Nothing is recorded about this place yet.

It is on a register, which is how it got onto this map, but no statement about its past has been read out of a source and written down. When one is, it will appear here with the document it came from beside it.

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Leads, unread first 10 of 34

What a search of DigitalNZ returned for this place. Nobody has read these yet, so nothing here is being asserted about the ground.

St. Mary the Virgin, Anglican Church, Addington, Christchurch — 1 Jan 1880
Lych gate at St. Mary the Virgin, Anglican Church Addington, Christchurch — 1 Jan 1880
Anglican Church of St. Mary the Virgin, in Addington Christchurch — 1 Jan 1905
St Mary the Virgin Anglican Church, Addington — 1 Jun 1990
CHRISTCHURCH. (New Zealand Tablet, 19 May 1893) …eaobed on the oooa sion a very powerful discourse on the catholic devotion to the blessed virgin whose life and virtues were he showed intended to be a model to all christians preparations are being m… — 19 May 1893
Saint Mary's Anglican Church, Addington, Christchurch — 1 Jan 1910
St Mary the Virgin Anglican Church, Addington — 1 Jun 1990
Eastern facade of St Mary the Virgin — 29 Aug 2015
Church of St Mary the Virgin Historic Area - List No. 7516 — Date List entered: 13 June 2003
Seddon memorial belfry at St Mary the Virgin — 29 Aug 2015

Nearby on the register

Church Square and Setting — 21A Church Square
Church of St Mary the Virgin Belltower and Setting
Church of St Mary the Virgin Lychgate and Setting
Dwelling and Setting — 383 Selwyn Street
Dwelling and Setting — 389 Selwyn Street
Dwelling and Setting — 391 Selwyn Street
Former Addington Gaol, Wall and Setting — 15/336 Lincoln Road
Addington Cemetery and Setting — 410 Selwyn Street

The reports nearby

1,500 council reports pinned within 250 m of the place — most often Rubbish & dumping and Graffiti & vandalism, 1,219 with a photograph. A pin is where a reporter stood, not a claim about the place itself.