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.
An active Anglican parish church in Wigan’s Poolstock district, recognized as a Grade II* listed building for its architectural and historical merit.
Active Roman Catholic church in Wallasey, northwest England, designated Grade II listed for architectural heritage.
A Grade II listed Roman Catholic parish church in Liverpool’s Edge Hill neighbourhood, serving the Archdiocese of Liverpool since the nineteenth century.
A monumental Neo-Gothic palace designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel for Princess Marianne of the Netherlands, completed in 1872 in southwestern Poland.
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.
An active Anglican parish church in Thelwall, Cheshire, designated as Grade II listed and part of the diocese of Chester’s ecclesiastical heritage.
A Toronto Methodist congregation founded in 1812, formed through the 1947 merger of Asbury and West churches. The current building dates to the 1950s suburban expansion.
A Grade II* listed complex of court buildings on Minshull Street, Manchester, serving as one of two Crown Courts in the city since its listing in 1974.
A Grade II* listed Victorian orphanage and school on Manchester’s Hyde Road, designed by Thomas Worthington (1878–1880) and now part of Manchester College campus.
An active Anglican parish church in Broughton, Salford, St James’ Church serves its community within the Diocese of Manchester.