St Margaret’s Church, Roath
A Victorian parish church in Cardiff’s Roath suburb, home to the mausoleum of the prominent Marquises of Bute family.
A Victorian parish church in Cardiff’s Roath suburb, home to the mausoleum of the prominent Marquises of Bute family.
A Grade II listed parish church in Cheshire serving the village of Wincle as part of a combined Anglican benefice spanning four communities.
A centuries-old rice-planting dance from Sendai featuring ten female and two to four male performers moving to flute, drums and bells in a six-to-ten-dance repertoire.
An active Anglican parish church in Adlington, Lancashire, with Grade II listed status, serving the community under the patronage of St Wilfrid and St Hilda.
An isolated Grade II listed Anglican parish church in rural Cheshire, England, serving the Delamere community within the Diocese of Chester.
A landmark neo-Gothic church in Katowice’s Śródmieście district, crowned by a distinctive 71-metre octagonal tower designed by renowned Breslau architect Alexis Langer in the 19th century.
A Church of England parish church in Sonning, Berkshire, notable for its fine monuments and as the successor to an Anglo-Saxon cathedral.
A Grade II listed Anglican parish church in Hindsford, Greater Manchester, now redundant and recognized for its architectural heritage.
A Grade II listed Anglican chapel on the Wirral Peninsula, St Thomas’ Church earned the name “Fisherman’s Church” through its deep ties to Parkgate’s historic maritime community.
A complex of historical post buildings in Bydgoszcz, Poland, recognized as a regional heritage monument and still operated by Polish Post.