Memorial Details What type of memorial is it? Window How would you describe the memorial and its ornamentation? Stained glass window Location Has this memorial been lost? No Location Location Is this the memorial's current location? Yes Building Name St Marys Church (former) Street St Mary's Street Town Hulme District Manchester County Greater Manchester Country England Postcode M15 5PX OS map ref SJ 83396 96112 St Marys Church (former) Location Commemoration War How many names are listed in total? 0 Which war or group does the memorial commemorate? Second World War (1939-1945) Is the total an exact count? Yes Condition Is the writing on the memorial difficult to read? No Which organisation is the custodian of the memorial? Unknown - the building is no longer used as a church and has been re-purposed. Originally the window was retained but the position in February 2024, is uncertain. Components Component Component Details Which memorial component are you recording? Window What condition is this component in? Unknown What materials has this component been constructed from? Stained Glass Listing Information Does it have listed status? No History Sponsorship Was the memorial sponsored by any organisations or individuals? private Memorial Cost How much did the memorial's site cost? £107 Additional information related to cost or sponsorship £85 was paid to C Lightfoot Additional Notes Additional general notes on the memorial The church was declared redundant in the 1970s. The building is Grade 2* listed by Historic England - the full listing can be found at https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1270659?section=official-list-entry Maker Maker Person or organisation involved in the making of the memorial Charles Lightfoot What role did they have in the making? Makers Ceremony Ceremony Ceremony What was the purpose of the ceremony? Unveiled When did it take place? 1946 References References The churchwardens minute book in Manchester Central Library Archives Ref: M321/3/4/2 p223 lists those who made donations and costs, but gives no description of the window which must have been small by the cost.