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The Hull (West) Circuit of the Methodist Church web-site has many Methodist church photos.
 

Ascension of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. © James Murray.

Askew Avenue Methodist Church. © James Murray.

Boulevard Baptist Church on Gordon Street. © James Murray.

Bricknell Avenue Methodist Church. © James Murray.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, on Holderness Road. © James Murray.

Church On The Way (Elim Pentecostal) on Princes Avenue. © James Murray.

Community Church on Cottingham Road. © James Murray.

Corpus Christi (R.C.) at Spring Bank West. © James Murray. Link.

Cottingham Road Baptist Church. © James Murray.

East Park Baptist Church, Holderness Road. © James Murray.

Endyke Methodist Church on Endyke Lane. © James Murray.

Friends Meeting House, in the city centre. © James Murray.

Holderness Road U.R.C. © James Murray.

The former Holiness Church (1916) on Coltman Street is probably now used as premises for e tyre company. © James Murray.

Holy Apostles Church, Walker Street. © James Murray.

Hull Vineyard Church on Beverley Road. © James Murray. Link.

The disused George Lamb Memorial Chapel (Primitive Methodist Connexion), more commonly known as Lambert Street Methodist Church. © James Murray.

Glad Tidings Hall (Pentecostal) on Beverley Road. © James Murray.

Holy Trinity. From an old postcard (franked 1906), Bulman Collection. A modern view. © James Murray. Link.

Hull Citadel, Salvation Army Community Church. © James Murray.

Hull Ice House Citadel (Salvation Army). Built on the site of a pre-refrigeration ice house. © James Murray.

International Christian Fellowship at Spring Bank. © James Murray.

Kingston Evangelical Church on Park Grove. © James Murray. Link.

Kingston Wesley Methodist Church on Holderness Road. © James Murray.

Methodist Central Hall. Another view. Both © James Murray.

Methodist Church, Deringham Bank. © James Murray.

Methodist Church on Holderness Road, aka Hull Brunswick Church. © James Murray.

Methodist Church, Nestor Grove. This modern building replaced a 1960's church identical to Brough (ERYorks) Methodist Church. © James Murray.

Methodist Church on Perth Street. © James Murray.

The former Methodist Church on Preston Road, now derelict. The area itself is undergoing regeneration though. © James Murray.

Methodist Church on Princes Avenue. Founded as Wesleyan Methodist in 1905. Another view. Both © James Murray.

Former Methodist Church on Southcoates Lane, now disused. © James Murray.

Methodist Church at Sutton-on-Hull. © James Murray.

Orchard Park Evangelical Church. © James Murray.

Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Peter Chanel (R.C.), on Cottingham Road. © James Murray. © James Murray. Link.

Portobello Methodist Church, on Holderness Road. © James Murray.

Primitive Methodist Continuing Church on Redbourne Street. © James Murray.

Former Primitive Methodist Chapel, now known as City Temple, and last used by a theatrical group. The building is now considered "at risk". © James Murray.

Sacred Heart (R.C.). © James Murray.

St. Aidan at Southcotes. © James Murray. Link.

St. Alban (with scaffolding), on Hall Road. © James Murray.

The former St. Andrew, now The Hull Children's Information Service of Hull City Council. © James Murray.

St. Andrew at Sutton Park. © James Murray.

St. Charles Borromeo (R.C.) in Hull City Centre. © James Murray.

St. Columba at Drypool. © James Murray. Link.

St. Cuthbert. © James Murray.

St. Francis of Assisi (R.C.) on Wembley Park Avenue. © James Murray.

St. George on Carden Avenue, Greatfield. © James Murray.

St. Giles at Marfleet. © James Murray.

St. James at Sutton-on-Hull. Interior view. Another interior view. Both © James Murray.

St, John in Drypool Parish. Another view. Interior view. showing that the church is also used as a community resource. All © James Murray.

St. John at Newland. Another view. Both © James Murray. Link.

St. John the Baptist, on St. George's Road. © James Murray.

St. John the Baptist, at Newington with Dairycoates. © James Murray.

St. Joseph (R.C.) on Boothferry Road. © James Murray.

St. Martin. © James Murray.

St. Mary on Lowgate. © James Murray. Link.

St. Mary at Sculcoates. Another view. Interior view. All © James Murray.

St. Matthew. © James Murray. Link.

St. Michael and All Angels on the Orchard Park Estate. © James Murray.

St. Michael and All Angels at Sutton Ings. © James Murray.

St. Nikolaj, or The Danish Church, for Scandinavian seamen. © James Murray.

St. Nicholas, on Hessle High Road. © James Murray.

St. Ninian and St. Andrew (U.R.C.). Another view. Both © James Murray.

St. Patrick (disused). © James Murray. Thanks are due to Richard Watson and James Murray for establishing the identity of this church building.

St. Paul (All Saints Parish). © James Murray.

St. Stephen (All Saints Parish), at Sculcoates. © James Murray.

St. Thomas. © James Murray.

St. Victor. © James Murray.

St. Vincent de Paul (R.C.) on Queens Road. © James Murray.

St. Wilfred (R.C.). © James Murray.

Salvation Army (apparently disused) on Hawthorne Avenue. © James Murray.

The former Trafalgar Street Church on Beverley Road is redundant, having closed in 2000. It was built in 1904 as a Baptist Church, but at some point became Evangelist. Part of the site, which was formerly the Sunday School, has been converted into flats, and discussions are on-going for the sale of the rest of the building, possibly to a performing arts group © James Murray.

Trinity Methodist Church on Cottingham Road. © James Murray.

Unitarian Church. © James Murray.

Unknown Church. Taken from a car in heavy traffic, this church (which James thinks may be disused) is on Beverley Road, near the Cottingham and Clough Roads junction. © James Murray.

Bilton Grange
St. Bede (R.C.). © James Murray.
St. Philip. © James Murray.

Bransholme
Bodmin Road Church (Independent Evangelical). © James Murray. Link.
Methodist Church on Bransholme Estate. © James Murray.
St. John at Sutton and Wawne, Bransholme. © James Murray.
St. Mary Queen of Martyrs (R.C.) on Bransholme Estate. Another view. Both © James Murray.

Longhill
St. Margaret. © James Murray.
The former St. Theresa (R.C.) has been disused since the 1990's. Planning permission has been granted for demolition. © James Murray.