An octagonal Church of Scotland parish church in the Scottish Highlands, dating from the early 19th century, notable for its Category A listing and historic grave slabs within a churchyard adjoining the legendary gallows-hill of Glenorchy.
A Victorian parish church designed by Edward Blore, architect of Buckingham Palace, built in Islington in 1842 and demolished in 1909.
A Victorian parish church in Dorset that now functions as the Eype Centre for the Arts, blending religious and cultural programming in a coastal village setting.
An active Anglican parish church in Parr, St Helens, serving the community as part of a team ministry. Grade II listed building in the diocese of Liverpool.
A Neogothic minor basilica in Madrid’s Recoletos district, completed in 1914 and crowned with a 43.7-metre tower topped by a sculpture of the Immaculate Conception.
A Grade II* listed Roman Catholic parish church built in 1818 in Wigan, Lancashire, distinguished by its competitive architectural spirit with nearby St John’s Church.
A historic Staffordshire estate seat of the Earls of Shrewsbury, with over a thousand years of human settlement, now home to a major theme park opened in 1980.
A Grade II listed Roman Catholic parish church on St Mary’s Street in Crewe, Cheshire, serving the local community within the Diocese of Shrewsbury.
Wales’s first pleasure pier, opened in 1865, this Victorian structure in Aberystwyth has been shortened by repeated storms from its original 242-metre length.
A Grade II* listed private chapel serving Arley Hall in Cheshire, reflecting centuries of domestic religious life in rural England.
