Whitehead Methodist Church
Located in Whitehead, County Antrim. Built 1899–1900; opened 23 June 1900. Grade B1. Arts and Crafts style.
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Located in Whitehead, County Antrim. Built 1899–1900; opened 23 June 1900. Grade B1. Arts and Crafts style.
Located in Streatham Hill, Greater London. Built Nave 1899–1900; transepts and chancel 1906–08. Diocese of Southwark. Grade II. Early English with Arts and Crafts fittings style.
Located in Ravelston, City of Edinburgh. Built 1902 (timber Arts and Crafts church, built as temporary). Diocese of St Andrews and Edinburgh. Grade C. Arts and Crafts style.
Located in Prestwich, Greater Manchester. Built 1849–53. Diocese of Manchester. Grade II. Decorated style.
Located in Plumstead, Greater London. Built 12th-century west wall; 13th-century south wall; 15th-century north aisle (now nave); tower 1664; restored 1867–68; enlarged 1907–08. Diocese of Southwark. Grade II*. Medieval with Arts and Crafts Perpendicular enlargement style.
Located in Marylebone, Greater London. Built Foundation stone 1910; church of 1911. Grade II. Arts and Crafts Gothic church with Jacobean domestic wings style.
Located in Jesmond, Tyne & Wear. Built 1887–88; finishing work to 1891. Diocese of Newcastle. Grade I. Early English Gothic with Venetian campanile; Arts and Crafts interior style.
Located in Huthwaite, Nottinghamshire. Built Begun 1903; dedicated 1905. Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Early English; Arts and Crafts style.
Located in Hanley, Staffordshire. Built 1910–13. Diocese of Lichfield. Grade II. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Gunnerton, Northumberland. Built 1899-1900. Diocese of Newcastle. Grade II. Arts and Crafts style.
Located in Fortingall, Tayside. Built 1901–02, on a medieval site; incorporates fabric of the earlier church. Grade Category B. Scots Gothic; Arts and Crafts interior style.
Located in Edmonton, Greater London. Built 1903. Diocese of London. Grade II. Gothic Revival with Arts and Crafts influence style.