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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.

Living Hope Church on Linneaus Street. © James Murray (2009).

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

Methodist Church, Deringham Bank. Two further view - 1, 2. All © 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. James advises that this building was built on a new site when the previous St. Andrew's site was developed as a library in the 1950's. The previous church was Presbyterian. When the new church was in its turn closed, the congregation joined with St. Ninian (see below).

St. Andrew at Sutton Park. © James Murray.

St. Anthony (R.C.). © James Murray (2009).

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. 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. This page in particular has several more photos.

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.

Selby Street Methodist Church. © 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.

The former Western Synagogue, now an office - difficult to photograph! © James Murray (2009).

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.
 

Greatfield
St. George on Carden Avenue. © James Murray.
St. Hilda. Interior view. Both © James Murray.
St. Stephen's Catholic Church and Neighbourhood Centre. © James Murray. Link.
 

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.