The Churches Of Britain and Ireland
West Midlands
Aldridge, St. Mary. SK 060 007. © Peter Wood. Link.
Bilston.
Birmingham.
Blackheath.
Brierley Hill, St. John, on High
Street. Mount Pleasant
Methodist Church (formerly Wesleyan, built in 1828). Both © John French.
Coseley.
Coventry.
Cradley, St. Peter. SO 942 852. © Roy
Graham.
Cradley Heath.
King's
Heath, All Saints. From an old postcard, Bulman Collection.
Link.
Kingswinford, St. Mary. © Dorothy Turley.
Church of Ascension.
Interior view. Both © Aidan
Thomson.
Knowle, St. John the Baptist.
Link.
U.R.C. Both © Mark Turbott.
Meriden,
St. Lawrence. SP 252 816. © Peter Wood.
Link.
Moxley, All Saints. © John French.
Netherton, Noah's Ark Methodist Church (disused). Built in 1925 on the site of an earlier church, this listed building is to be redeveloped as housing. Congregational Church, Primrose Hill. Both © John French.
Old Hill,
Holy Trinity. Link. Wesleyan Methodist Church, soon to be
demolished. Both © John French.
Oldbury.
Quarry Bank, Christ Church. SO 929 861. © Roy Graham.
Perry Barr, St. John. © Peter Wood.
Rowley Regis, St. Giles. © John French. Link.
Sedgley.
Shirley. Previously in the unknown section. This has been identified (thanks
to John Clements) as St. James the Great. There are some small differences
between the postcard and the photo on the
church website (see the tower pinnacles, for example), but there are enough
similarities to make the identification certain. From an old postcard (franked
1905), Bulman Collection.
Smethwick.
Solihull.
Sutton Coldfield, Holy Trinity. From an
old postcard (franked 1909), Graeme Harvey's Collection.
Link.
Walsall.
Warley, St. Mary, at Bearwood.
Redeemed Christian Church of God,
lies on the boundary of Birmingham and Warley. Both © John French.
Wednesbury.
West Bromwich.
Willenhall.
Wolverhampton.
Wordsley, Holy Trinity. © Dorothy
Turley. Link.
Yardley, St. Edburgha. From an old postcard (franked 1909), Bulman Collection. Link.
03 November 2007
© Steve Bulman
