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The former Huddersfield Methodist Mission (1970-2000), on King Street, was subject to a Compulsory Purchase Order in 1998. The new church on Lord Street opened in June 2000. Another view. All © Cyril D. Blount. Link. Lindley Methodist Church (interior). © Cyril D. Blount. Link. The Methodist Chapel on Queen St was one of the largest of its kind when built in 1812 - capacity 1,862. © Stan Walker. New North Road Baptist Church. © Rob Brettle. St. Paul on Queensgate, 1829, now serves as the University Chapel and as a Concert Hall. St. Patrick (R.C.) on New North Road dates from 1832. © Stan Walker. Link. St. Peter, dating from 1836. © Stan Walker. St Stephen at Lindley. © Paul Brown. 110 SE 118 181. St. Thomas dates from 1859 and designed by George Gilbert Scott for the mill-owning Starkey family. © Stan Walker. Former Salvation Army Hall, on Prospect Street. © Rob Brettle. Sikh Temple, on Prospect Street. © Rob Brettle. The former Wesleyan Chapel on Queen St. It was reputedly the largest of its kind when opened in 1819. Now used as a theatre. © Stan Walker.
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