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The Crypt Concert Room (Metropolitan Cathedral)

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North West Astronomical Societies Meeting, Saturday, October 20th 2001

The Crypt Concert Room (Metropolitan Cathedral) The Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, United Kingdom

Liverpool Astronomical Society In Association With The Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King, Liverpool Presents North West Astronomical Societies Meeting Main Speaker: Dr Allan Chapman Wadham College Oxford University. Subject: Galileo Galiei 1565~1642 - The Martyr who Brought his own Firewood! Galileo Galiei, 1565-1642 The Crypt Concert Room The Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King. […]

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