All Saints’ Church, Urmston
A Gothic Revival masterpiece by E. W. Pugin (1867–1868), this Roman Catholic parish church in Trafford is considered the architect’s finest work, praised by Nikolaus Pevsner as the masterpiece of his life.
All Saints, Margaret Street
William Butterfield’s High Victorian Gothic masterpiece on Margaret Street stands as a pioneering Anglo-Catholic church and one of Britain’s most influential mid-Victorian buildings.
All Saints Church, Barnacre
All Saints Church in Barnacre-with-Bonds is an active Anglican parish church in Lancashire designated as Grade II listed, serving the Garstang deanery within the diocese of Blackburn.
All Saints’ Church, Runcorn
A Victorian parish church built 1847–49 by Anthony Salvin, sited on a medieval foundation overlooking the River Mersey in Runcorn, Cheshire. Grade II* listed.
All Saints Church, Shirburn
A Grade II listed parish church in Oxfordshire, now cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust, featuring the Parker family mausoleum and standing near Shirburn Castle.
Christ Church, Weston Point
A Grade II listed former Anglican parish church at Weston Point Docks in Runcorn, now redundant but preserved for its architectural and historical significance.
Dreikönigskirche, Frankfurt
A Gothic revival Lutheran church in Frankfurt’s Sachsenhausen, built 1875–1880, featuring stained glass by Charles Crodel and an organ by Karl Schuke, now a major centre for sacred music.
Saint-Joseph-Artisan, Paris
A Neogothic parish church in Paris’s 10th arrondissement, built 1865–1866 by architect Lucien Douillard to serve the working-class community.
Marienburg Castle (Hanover)
A Gothic Revival castle near Hanover that served as a summer residence for the House of Welf, now managed by a foundation and open to visitors.
All Saints’ Church, Reading
Victorian parish church in West Reading designed by James Piers St Aubyn, celebrated for its glass mosaic reredos by Antonio Salviati and substantial 1870s organ.