Leeds — Churches, offices and the industrial city

Places documented in Leeds

• Headingley Hill Congregational Church — A Victorian Gothic Revival church designed by Cuthbert Brodrick in 1866, now a Grade II listed building in Leeds awaiting adaptive reuse.
• Kirkstall Abbey (1152): the Cistercian Ruins That Inspired Turner on the Banks of the River Aire — Dentro un parco pubblico alla periferia di Leeds, le rovine dell’abbazia cistercense di Kirkstall restano tra le più complete d’Inghilterra:
• Leeds Cathedral — The seat of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Leeds, this early 20th-century cathedral on Cookridge Street was completed in 1904 and restored in
• Leeds Minster — Leeds Minster is the Gothic Revival minster church of Leeds, designed by Robert Dennis Chantrell and completed in 1841 on a site with a chur
• Mount St Mary's Church, Leeds — A Grade II* listed Roman Catholic church in Leeds designed by Joseph Hansom in 1851, now partially demolished to make way for residential de
• St Agnes' Church, Burmantofts — An active Anglican parish church in the Burmantofts area of Leeds, serving the local community within the Diocese of Leeds.
• St Andrew's Roundhay United Reformed Church — A Grade II listed United Reformed Church on Shaftesbury Avenue in Roundhay, Leeds, combining a church building and Sunday school in active u
• St Chad's Church, Far Headingley — A Grade II* listed Gothic Revival parish church in Leeds dedicated to Chad of Mercia, an Anglo-Saxon bishop of York, set back from busy Otle
• St Mark's Church, Woodhouse, Leeds — A former Anglican parish church reopened in 2014 as Gateway Church, serving the evangelical community in Leeds's Woodhouse district.
• St Mary the Virgin's Church, Middleton — An active Anglican parish church in Leeds with Grade II listed status for both its building and historic lych gate.
• St Saviour Church, Richmond Hill — An active Anglican parish church in Richmond Hill, Leeds, serving the community as part of the Diocese of Leeds.