The Churches Of Britain and Ireland

Wakefield, West Yorkshire

All Saints Cathedral, originally the parish church. From an old postcard, Bulman Collection. A modern view. The church is 14th century, with a 15th century spire. Extensive repairs were carried out in Victorian times by G. G. Scott. It was elevated to cathedral status in 1888. © Stan Walker. Link.

Chantry Bridge Chapel. © Bill Henderson.

English Martyrs (R.C.). © Bill Henderson.

Free Evangelical Church at Eastmoor. SE 314 215. © Bill Henderson.

Methodist Church at West Wakefield. This has recently been closed down and sold, being replaced by this church. Both © Bill Henderson.

St. Andrew. © Bill Henderson.

St. Austin (R.C.). © Bill Henderson.

St. Catherine. © Bill Henderson.

St. James at Chapelthorpe. © Bill Henderson.

St. James at Thornes. © Bill Henderson. Next door to it sits this possible former church on Denby Dale Road. Currently up for sale (2008). © James Murray.

St. John. © Bill Henderson.

St. Michael the Archangel, at Westgate Common. © Bill Henderson.

St. Paul at Alverthorpe. © Bill Henderson.

U.R.C. at Flanshaw. © Bill Henderson.

Zion Christian Centre at Stanley Ferry. © Bill Henderson.

Wrenthorpe
Methodist Church. © Bill Henderson. This was previously described as being up for sale. Linda Lister, a member of the congregation has advised that this isn't the case, and that they are in the throes of altering the church to improve disabled access, and are building a new porch.
St. Anne. © Bill Henderson.

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