Church of St Thomas, Dudley
A Grade II* listed Anglican parish church in Dudley, originally founded in the 12th century and rebuilt in 1815, bearing visible scars from Second World War bombing.
Holland Road Baptist Church
A Victorian Baptist chapel built in 1887 on Hove’s main north–south route, and the sole English Heritage–listed Baptist church building in Brighton and Hove.
Holy Trinity Church, Rainow
An active Anglican parish church in the village of Rainow, Cheshire, built with Church Building Commission support and designated Grade II listed.
St Chad’s Church, Claughton
A Grade II listed Anglican parish church in Claughton, Lancashire, now redundant but preserved as an important local heritage site.
St Dona’s Church, Llanddona
A 19th-century parish church in Anglesey built on a site sacred since 610, preserving Gothic revival architecture alongside medieval and early modern elements.
St James’ Church, Poolstock
An active Anglican parish church in Wigan’s Poolstock district, recognized as a Grade II* listed building for its architectural and historical merit.
St Alban’s Church, Wallasey
Active Roman Catholic church in Wallasey, northwest England, designated Grade II listed for architectural heritage.
St Anne’s Church, Edge Hill
A Grade II listed Roman Catholic parish church in Liverpool’s Edge Hill neighbourhood, serving the Archdiocese of Liverpool since the nineteenth century.
Kamieniec Ząbkowicki Palace
A monumental Neo-Gothic palace designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel for Princess Marianne of the Netherlands, completed in 1872 in southwestern Poland.
Church of All Souls, Bolton
A Grade II* listed Anglican church in Bolton now serving as a community and business centre, exemplifying adaptive reuse of England’s heritage religious buildings.