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There was a vogue for centrally-planned churches in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, but with rare exceptions the fashion lapsed until the post-war period, when a fair number were built. Most were polygonal, but at least one was circular on plan. In most cases the roofs were covered with roofing felt or copper.
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St Teresa of Lisieux Roman Catholic Church, Craigmillar, Edinburgh
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