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Webteam: June 2015
Halmer End Methodist Church floral exhibit, commemorating the Minnie Pit Disaster of 1918, at the Englesea Brook Flower Festival. The exhibit, prepared by Mrs. Sylvia Minshall, and photographed by the Methodist Recorder Newspaper, is included on our web site with permisssion from the Methodist Recorder.
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