A Grade II listed church on Lord Street serving as an active United Reformed congregation in Merseyside.
At a glance
St George’s United Reformed Church stands on Lord Street in Southport, a seaside town in the borough of Sefton, Merseyside. The building remains in active use as a place of worship for the United Reformed Church denomination. Its architectural and historical significance has secured it Grade II listing status within England’s National Heritage List.
History
The church’s detailed architectural history and founding date are not documented in available sources. Its Grade II listing indicates recognized heritage value within Southport’s built environment.
What you see
As a Grade II listed structure, the building merits preservation for its architectural character and contribution to Southport’s streetscape on Lord Street. Specific architectural features and stylistic elements are not currently documented.
Cultural significance
St George’s represents an important institutional presence within Southport’s religious and community life. Its listing reflects the building’s value as part of the town’s architectural heritage.
Key facts
- Location: Lord Street, Southport, Sefton, Merseyside, United Kingdom
- Denomination: United Reformed Church (active)
- Heritage status: Grade II listed building, National Heritage List for England
- Coordinates: 53.64951, -3.00226
Practical information & getting there
St George’s is located on Lord Street in central Southport. As an active church, it welcomes visitors during services and community events. For current opening hours and service times, contact the congregation directly or check the United Reformed Church website.
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