An active Anglican parish church serving the Ordsall district of Salford, designated as Grade II listed architecture.
At a glance
St Clement’s Church stands on Hulton Street in Ordsall, a residential area of Salford in Greater Manchester. The church remains a functioning Anglican parish under the Diocese of Manchester, serving its local community. Its Grade II listing recognizes architectural or historical merit worthy of preservation.
History
The source material provides limited historical detail about the church’s origins and development. Further research is recommended for a comprehensive account of its founding, patronage and evolution over time.
What you see
St Clement’s Church bears Grade II listed status, indicating it possesses elements of architectural or historical significance. The building’s characteristics and design features warrant the conservation protections afforded by this designation.
Cultural significance
The church continues to function as an active parish church within the Anglican tradition, serving as a spiritual and community center for Ordsall residents. Its Grade II listing reflects its value to the architectural and cultural heritage of Salford.
Key facts
- Location: Hulton Street, Ordsall, Salford, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 53.4724, −2.276
- Designation: Grade II listed building
- Denomination: Anglican (Diocese of Manchester)
- Status: Active parish church
Practical information & getting there
St Clement’s Church is located in Ordsall, Salford. For current visiting hours, services and contact details, check the Diocese of Manchester website or the church’s direct contact information. Public transport links serve the Salford area.
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