Friends Meeting House (Quakers) on Wynards Lane. SX 923 923. © Andrew Ross. Link.

George's Meeting House, on South St., formerly a Non-Conformist Chapel, now a pub. SX 921 923. © Andrew Ross.

Hebrew Congregation Synagogue. SX 918 925. © Andrew Ross.

Holy Trinity Church. Previously of uncertain status, thanks to David Cornforth for identifying this as a church, and for advising of his website. On South St., this church is now the White Ensign Club. SX 921 923. © Andrew Ross.

The Mint Methodist Church. © Andrew Ross. Another view. © Graeme Harvey. Link.

The River Dream Centre, on Northernhay Street (1894). Can you advise former usage?  © Andrew Ross. Link. My appreciation to Janet Gimber, whose researches have revealed the following - 1894 is the date of an extension to the Chapel. This extension is visible in the photo, as a smaller building beyond the 5-bayed chapel. The main chapel itself was built in 1839 as a Plymouth Brethren Chapel, and a comment in Pevsner shows that it was Elim Providence Chapel at some point as well.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church. SX 920 924. © Andrew Ross.

St. Andrew at Exwick, consecrated in 1842. SX 908 936. © Andrew Ross.

St. Anne's Orthodox Church (on Old Tiverton Road and Black Boy Road). SX 928 932. Andrew thinks this used to be a chapel, and that it looks older than the date given above the gate (1927). © Andrew Ross. It is indeed older than the date, which may be the date for the gate itself. Janet Gimber has found its interesting history here.

St. David. SX 915 931. © Andrew Ross. Link.

St. Edmund - a ruined bridge chapel. Another view, and another. SX 916 921. A plaque inside the tower reads "It became a Parish Church, was rebuilt 1833-4, damaged by fire in 1969, and made safe by partial demolition in 1975.” All © Andrew Ross. Link1. Link2.

St. Martin, consecrated July 6th., 1065. SX 921 926. © Andrew Ross. An old postcard view, from Reg Dosell's Collection.

St. Mary Arches. SX 918 925. © Andrew Ross. Another view. © Alan Blacklock.

St. Mary Steps. From an old postcard in Reg Dosell's Collection. A modern view. © Alan Blacklock. Link.

St. Michael. SX 915 927. © Andrew Ross.

St. Nicholas Priory. SX 917 924. © Andrew Ross. Link.

St. Olave. SX 917 924. © Andrew Ross. Another view,  from an old postcard in Reg Dosell's Collection.

St. Pancras. SX 919 926. © Andrew Ross. Interior view. © Jim Parker.

St. Petrock. SX 919 925 on High St. © Andrew Ross. Another view. © Alan Blacklock.

St. Sidwell. SX 924 930. Not a pretty building. Andrew thinks it might have re-built after WWII bombing, as the graveyard looks older. © Andrew Ross. As this old postcard proves, Andrew's suspicions are spot-on. From Reg Dosell's Collection.

St. Stephen. SX 922 928. © Andrew Ross. Interior view. © Graeme Harvey.

St. Thomas on Cowick St. SX 912 917. © Andrew Ross.

St. Thomas (Methodist). SX 909 917. © Andrew Ross.

St. Thomas of Canterbury. This church is in the process of being sold off for re-development. SX 907 916. © Andrew Ross.

Salvation Army Hall. © Graeme Harvey.

Sidwell Street Methodist Church. SX 926 931. © Andrew Ross. Link.

Southernhay U.R.C. SX 924 927. © Andrew Ross.

Possible church on Magdalen St., belonging to the Almshouses. © Andrew Ross.

Possible old chapel, now a bed shop. SX 912 919. © Andrew Ross.