Toronto’s oldest library branch, established in 1907 in the Yorkville neighbourhood. Located just 100 metres from the Toronto Reference Library, marking the closest distance between any two library locations in the system.
A Grade II listed Romanesque Revival church designed by Percy Richard Morley Horder (1911–1912) on Penge High Street, distinguished by fortress-like massing and excellently carved corbels.
A Victorian sandstone parish church in Lancashire, designed by R. Knill Freeman in 1895–96 and Grade II listed. Still active in worship today.
A Romanesque Revival Catholic church in Belfast’s Donegall Street area, first established in 1815 and rebuilt in 1877, distinguished by its four-stage tower and spire.
A Grade II listed Anglican parish church in Moulton, Cheshire, serving the diocese of Chester since its establishment in the village.
An active Anglican parish church in Whelley, Wigan, designated as Grade II listed and part of the Liverpool diocese.
A Roman Catholic church on Sydney Road in Brunswick, Melbourne, serving the local community and neighbourhood.
An active Anglican parish church in Lancashire notable for the high quality of its interior stone carving, designated Grade II* listed.
Grade II* listed parish church in Annesley, Nottinghamshire, recognized as a particularly significant building of more than local heritage interest.
A Grade II* listed Anglican church in Tetbury, designed by Samuel Daukes with chancel interiors by Gothic Revival masters Pugin and Hardman.
