An active Anglican parish church in Greater Manchester, built with support from the Church Building Commission as a Commissioners’ church.
At a glance
St George’s Church serves as a Grade II listed building and active place of worship in the industrial town of Stalybridge. It belongs to the diocese of Manchester and falls under the deanery of Ashton-under-Lyne.
History
The church was constructed with financial support from the Church Building Commission, a government body established to expand Anglican provision during the 19th century. This status as a Commissioners’ church reflects a period of significant church building across industrial England.
What you see
The church is located on Church Walk in Stalybridge. Its Grade II listing indicates architectural and historical merit worthy of preservation.
Cultural significance
St George’s represents Victorian ecclesiastical expansion into growing industrial communities. The church continues its original function as an active parish church, serving the local Anglican congregation.
Key facts
- Country: United Kingdom
- City: Stalybridge, Tameside, Greater Manchester
- Coordinates: 53.4874, -2.0579
- Grade II listed building
- Active Anglican parish church
- Diocese of Manchester
Practical information & getting there
St George’s Church is located on Church Walk in Stalybridge. Contact the parish or local tourism office for current visiting hours and services. The church remains an active place of worship.
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