1906-1926
St. Luke’s, Ramsgate
The start of the new century was dominated by the coming of the First World War and the tragedies and hardship that accompanied it. It was as a memorial to those who had lost their lives in the war that the first Church Hall was erected, but this was only a church hut!
This last instalment from the history of the first 50 years at St. Luke’s starts with a summary of the work of the second vicar, Rev. Hazledine, who was vicar from 1905-1912. The main focus, however, is on the events during the time of the third vicar, Rev. Collins, 1913-1927.
Read on: 7. Vicar’s Letter – Rev. Collins, 1916
Period Pages
1. The Building Phase
Up to 1876
2. Vicar’s Letter – Rev. Whiting
1890
3. Schools are set up
1876-1905
4. Vicar’s Letter – Rev. Hazledine
1906-1912
5. At the start of the Twentieth Century
1900
6. The Early Twentieth Century
1906-1926
7. Vicar’s Letter – Rev. Collins
1916
8. The First World War
1914-1918
9. The Coming of World War II
1936-1941
10. Vicar’s Letter – Rev. Williamson
1939
11. Rebuilding after the War
1944-1956
12. A Time of Change
1956-1985
13. The Church must come down
1988
14. Into the Twenty-First Century
1990-2016
St. Luke's Church Ramsgate 