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St. Alban's Church, Copenhagen

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contributed to a new fund, which enabled a further seven bells to be installed, and for all fifteen to be played automatically by computer. Every quarter-hour the 80 louvres (two sets of ten on each face) open while the bells sound a quarter chime, and after striking the hour play a hymn tune. The
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traffic was British (in 1850 7,000 out of 20,000 passing ships were British) and over the course of time many English shipping agencies were established in Elsinore. There was even a British consul there, while Copenhagen had only a vice-consul. However, under the
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stone for the spire. The conspicuous use of flint as a building material, unusual in Denmark, is another typical trait from England where it is commonly seen in church buildings in the south of the country, particularly
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from 1834. The congregation had ambitions to build their own church and a Church Building Committee was established in 1854 but remained unable to find the means needed for the project. In 1864, it made an appeal to the
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Up through the 19th century the English community in Copenhagen grew as the city's significance as a centre of commerce increased. An English congregation held religious services in rented rooms in
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was the only faith allowed to hold religious services in Denmark. During the second half of the 18th century more and more foreign denominations were granted royal exemptions to this prohibition.
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original bells are by the English firm of Harringtons, as are the additional seven, which were made redundant by Holy Trinity Church,
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Many items of the church's inventory and fittings were donated, including the tiles on the floor and
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The foundation stone of St. Alban's Church was laid on 19 September 1885. The church was designed by
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and is located in the choir in the southern transept. It was renovated in 1966 by the same company.
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to which all those who had been closely connected with the realisation of the church were invited.
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in the early 16th century. The town was an important logistical hub for the collection of
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who designed a number of parish churches around Britain and received the
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The interior of the church seen on a drawing by Knud Gamborg from 1887
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St. Alban's Church is designed as a traditional English church by
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in the northern part of the city centre, next to the citadel
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The first sizable British community in Denmark settled in
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which are from Campbell Tile Co. and the carved oakwood
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from 1665, which had instituted absolutism in Denmark,
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to grant permission to have the church built on the
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Archived from 456:Style, also known as Lancet Gothic. 338:, and his consort, the Danish-born 14: 1246:Arthur Blomfield church buildings 720:"Online Sightseeing - Copenhagen" 484:. The tiles on the roof are from 33:St Alban's viewed from the south. 1286:19th-century churches in Denmark 604: 592: 580: 568: 27: 367:Queen Consort Louise of Denmark 106: 1241:1887 establishments in Denmark 694:Anglican and Episcopal History 155:Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe 1: 1281:Limestone churches in Denmark 559:The church organ was made by 432:Gargoyle at St Alban's church 16:Church in Copenhagen, Denmark 448:in 1891. It is built in the 1017:Frederiksberg Palace Chapel 664:"Kastellet - sevĂŚrdigheder" 642:"About the Church Building" 561:J. W. 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Langelinie
Copenhagen
Denmark
Denomination
Church of England
http://www.st-albans.dk/
Architect(s)
Arthur Blomfield
Ludvig Fenger
Style
Gothic Revival
Diocese
Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe
Bishop(s)
Rt Revd Robert Innes
Chaplain(s)
Revd Tuomas Mäkipää
Anglican
Copenhagen
Denmark
Arthur Blomfield
Gothic Revival style
Amaliegade
Kastellet
Gefion Fountain
Langelinie
Church of England
Diocese in Europe
Saint Alban

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