Malvern, Worcestershire

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The Priory Church of St. Mary & St. Michael. From an old postcard, Bulman Collection. A modern view. © Peter Morgan.

All Saints, at Malvern Wells and Wyche. © Peter Morgan.

Baptist Church - taken from an unusual angle because the church is hemmed in by buildings and trees. © Peter Morgan.

Christ Church, Great Malvern. © Peter Morgan.

Christian Science Church. © Peter Morgan.

Church of the Ascension at Malvern Link. © Peter Morgan.

Crematorium Church at Malvern Wells. © Peter Morgan.

Evangelical Church. © Peter Morgan.

Holly Mount U.R.C. © Peter Morgan.

Holy Trinity at North Malvern. © Peter Morgan.

Malvern College Church. Another College Church (can you name it?). Both © Peter Morgan. Pete Allen has advised that the Malvern College Church is more usually referred to as the chapel, and that the second college church is in fact St. Edmund's Hall, a former Catholic Church (presumably dedicated to St. Edmund, but maybe not - can you confirm?), which was bought by the college in 1997 and refurbished to serve as an arts and music centre (open to the public), with a VIth form centre occupying the former crypt.

Methodist Church. © Peter Morgan.

Methodist Church at Malvern Link. © Peter Morgan.

Pentecostal Church. © Peter Morgan.

The Priory at Little Malvern. © Peter Morgan.

St. James at West Malvern. © Peter Morgan.

St. Joseph. © Peter Morgan.

St. Leonard at Newland. © Peter Morgan.

St. Mary. © Peter Morgan.

St. Matthias at Malvern Link. © Peter Morgan.

St. Peter at Cowleigh. © Peter Morgan.

St. Peter at Malvern Wells (now flats). © Peter Morgan.

St. Wulstan (R.C.) at Malvern Wells. © Peter Morgan.

U.R.C. at Malvern Link. © Peter Morgan.

Wesleyan Hall at North Malvern. © Peter Morgan.

A church now used at shops in Great Malvern; previous usage not known to Peter. © Peter Morgan.