A SOUTHAMPTON church that was devastated during the Second World War will be the subject of a new exhibition in the city.
The past, present and future of Holy Rood Church will be on display at the Museum of Archaeology, God's House Tower, from Friday.
Exhibitions officer Clare Watson said: "The intention is to create a peaceful, church-like atmosphere within the temporary exhibition gallery, where visitors will come to learn and to reflect."
Holy Rood, on High Street, was destroyed by an incendiary bomb in 1940, after which years of exposure to the elements have left the surviving ruins in a poor state. However, the building is to get a new lease of life after a grant was awarded from the Heritage Lottery Fund to help fund renovation work along with the new exhibition, which runs until November 13.
God's House Tower, on Winkle Street, is open Tuesday to Sunday every week and entry is free. For opening times, call 023 8063 5904.
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