Carlisle on Wikipedia.

Baptist Church, Aglionby Street. © Steve Bulman.

The former Beacon Hall (Church of God), on Beaconsfield Street, formerly Presbyterian Church of England. An inscribed stone above the middle window reads "Howie Boyd Hall 1901". Demolished 2005/6. NY 405 545. © Steve Bulman.

Carlisle Christian Fellowship, formerly Congregational Church, Charlotte Street. NY 396 556. © Steve Bulman.

Carlisle Christian Spiritualist Church, in the former Temperance Hall, Caldewgate. The former Methodist Church can also be seen in this shot. NY 392 558. © Steve Bulman.

Previously shown as a Methodist Chapel, Chapel Street, I'm now certain that this former church was the Catholic Chapel which preceded the building of St. Mary and Joseph (see below). It was also dedicated to Sts. Mary and Joseph. NY 403 560. © Steve Bulman.

Former chapel at Durranhill (now a private residence). NY 428 552. © Steve Bulman.

Church of Scotland, Chapel Street. NY 402 560. © Steve Bulman.

Christian Science Church. NY 406 560. © Steve Bulman.

Congregational Church, Lowther Street. NY 402 557. © Steve Bulman.

Carlisle Christian Fellowship, formerly Congregational Church, Charlotte Street. NY 396 556. © Steve Bulman.

Elim Free Church, on Grey Street. NY 408 553. © Steve Bulman.

Harraby Methodist Church. NY 421 539. © Steve Bulman.

Hebron Evangelical Church, Botchergate. © Steve Bulman.

Holy Trinity, Wigton Road. Demolished in 1982, though the foundations have been left in situ. NY 395 559. © George Ganley. It was replaced by this church nearby, on Wigton Road and Stanhope Road. NY 390 556. © Steve Bulman.

Holy Trinity and St. Barnabas, more usually known just as St. Barnabas. NY 380 558. © Steve Bulman.

The former Methodist Central Hall, Fisher Street. NY 399 562. Closed in late 2005. Proposals for the building include a theatre. © Steve Bulman.

Methodist Chapel, Cecil Street, now an antiques centre. © Steve Bulman.

Former Methodist Church on Caldewgate, now a bike shop. NY 392 558. © Steve Bulman.

Methodist Chapel, Newtown. © Steve Bulman.

Morton Community Church on Stonegarth, Morton Park, previously a shop. NY 382 546. © Steve Bulman.

Raffles Community Church, on Shadygrove Road, Raffles. NY 380 554. © Steve Bulman.

St. Augustine (R.C.). NY 397 579.© Steve Bulman.

St. Aidan, Warwick Road. © Steve Bulman.

St. Andrew, Botcherby. © Steve Bulman.

St. Bede, on Wigton Road (R.C.). NY 385 553. © Steve Bulman. The previous church was on Silloth Street, and is now used as part of a Ukrainian Social Club. NY 392 557. © Steve Bulman.

St. Cuthbert, St. Cuthbert's Lane. Although of ancient foundation, the present church dates from a re-build of 1778. Interior view. The gallery runs round three sides of the church. Stained glass window. NY 399 558. All © Steve Bulman.

St. Edmund (R.C.). © Steve Bulman.

St. Elizabeth, Harraby (R.C.). © Steve Bulman.

St. George, Warwick Road. © Steve Bulman.

St. James, St. James Road. © Steve Bulman.

St. John, Upperby. NY 412 537. © Steve Bulman.

St. John the Evangelist. © Steve Bulman.

St. Luke, on Stonegarth, Morton Park. NY 381 547. © Steve Bulman.

St. Mark, Belah. © Steve Bulman. Link.

St. Mary - see the cathedral below. NY 399 559.

Sts. Mary and Joseph (R.C.), Warwick Square. © Steve Bulman.

St. Michael, Stanwix. NY 401 570. © Steve Bulman. Link.

St. Paul, Lonsdale Street. © Steve Bulman.

St. Peter at Kingmoor. NY 395 589. © Steve Bulman.

Salvation Army on St. Nicholas. There is a date over the right hand door of 1931. NY 406 551. © Steve Bulman.

Society of Friends, a modern building opposite the castle. © Steve Bulman.

The Cathedral is of Norman foundation. Carlisle originally consisted of two parishes - St. Cuthbert and St. Mary. The church of the latter was originally the nave of the cathedral, but a separate church was built in 1870. The parish was joined with that of St. Paul's in 1932, and St. Mary's church was demolished in 1954. The site is now a garden on the left when entering the cathedral from the city centre. In this old postcard view (Bulman Collection), the nave - St. Mary - can be seen, and just visible at the extreme right, behind the tree, is the spire of St. Mary's church.

In this old postcard (courtesy of the Alan Bulman Collection) the marvellous east window of the cathedral is shown. Although un-dated, it must come from the pre-WWII period, as the railings were removed for the war effort. Also from Alan, this postcard (franked in 1906) shows the east window from inside the cathedral.

The Border Regiment Chapel in the Cathedral. © Ian Thirlwell.

See also http://www.stevebulman.f9.co.uk/cumbria/carlisle_churches.html, and for the cathedral, http://www.stevebulman.f9.co.uk/cumbria/carlcath.html.

The official Cathedral Website.