These photographs show the interior of St. Saviour’s an historic “tin church” in the Rookery, near Kidsgrove. Erected at Butt Lane during the 1860s, the church was moved to the Rookery in 1879. The last service will be held there at 3 pm on September, 11th, 2011. Everyone who worshipped at the church or attended Sunday school there is invited to attend.
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