An Anglican parish church standing prominently on a hill in the centre of Wigan, Greater Manchester, designated Grade II* listed.
At a glance
All Saints’ Church occupies a commanding position in Wigan’s town centre. As an active Anglican parish within the Diocese of Liverpool, it serves the spiritual and cultural life of the community. Its Grade II* listing reflects its architectural and historical importance to the region.
History
The church belongs to the deanery of Wigan and falls under the archdeaconry of Warrington and St. Helens. Its Grade II* designation in the National Heritage List for England acknowledges its significance as a surviving religious and architectural landmark in Greater Manchester.
What you see
All Saints’ sits elevated on a hill, a topographical choice that gives the church visual prominence within the urban landscape. Detailed architectural information is not available from current sources.
Cultural significance
The church represents the Anglican religious heritage of Wigan and continues to function as a parish church serving its congregation. Its Grade II* status recognises it as a building of more than special interest within England’s architectural record.
Key facts
- Country: United Kingdom
- City: Wigan, Greater Manchester
- Coordinates: 53.546, −2.6328
- Status: Grade II* listed building, National Heritage List for England
- Religious affiliation: Anglican parish church, Diocese of Liverpool
Practical information & getting there
All Saints’ Church is located in the centre of Wigan on Wallgate. As an active parish church, it welcomes visitors. Contact local tourism information or the Diocese of Liverpool for current opening times and service details.
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