St Peter’s Church, Bolton
A Gothic Revival parish church dedicated to St Peter, serving as an active Church of England community in Bolton, Greater Manchester, and recognized as a Grade II* listed building since 1974.
St Mark’s Church, Preston
A Grade II* listed Anglican parish church in Preston, Lancashire, now redundant but preserved as an important example of English religious architecture.
St Mark’s Church, Worsley
A Grade I Listed Anglican parish church in Worsley, Greater Manchester, serving the local community as part of a wider team ministry.
St Mark’s Church, Saltney
An active Anglican parish church on High Street in Saltney, Cheshire, with Grade II listed status. It forms part of a combined benefice within the Diocese of Chester.
St Mark’s Church, Natland
An active Anglican parish church in Natland, Cumbria, designated Grade II* for its architectural significance and community heritage.
St Mark’s Church, Basford
An active Anglican parish church in Basford, Staffordshire, serving the local community through the Diocese of Lichfield.
St Marie’s Church, Widnes
A Grade II listed Roman Catholic church in Widnes, Cheshire, now redundant but preserved as part of England’s religious heritage.
St Luke’s Church, Chelsea
A pioneering Gothic Revival church designed by James Savage in 1819, St Luke’s Chelsea was among London’s earliest complete new constructions in the style and received parliamentary funding as one of the first Commissioners’ churches.
St Mary’s Church, Hanwell
A medieval parish church in Hanwell, West London, with roots extending to at least the 12th century and continuous service to its community across nine centuries.
Victoria Tower, Liverpool
A Gothic Revival clock tower at Liverpool’s Salisbury Dock, built to guide ships with accurate time and weather warnings during the Victorian maritime era.