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Located in Yr Wyddgrug / Mold, Flintshire. Built 1863 on the site of an 1819 chapel; congregation founded 1794; schoolroom wing 1893. Grade II*. Classical with Corinthian portico style.
Located in Slaithwaite, Yorkshire. Built 1796; tower and side porches added 1890; entrance dated 1896. Diocese of Leeds. Grade II. Classical; later Gothic tower style.
Located in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Built 1839-40 rebuilding of the 1715-16 chapel; High Street facade 1885; congregation founded 1662. Grade II. Classical facade of 1885 style.
Located in Shadwell, Greater London. Built 1817–20; interior remodelled 1848; east end remodelled 1931. Diocese of London. Grade II*. Classical style.
Located in Rhyl, Denbighshire. Built 1862–63; renovated 1917 and 1951–63. Grade II. Classical, with Corinthian portico style.
Located in Normanton, Leicestershire. Built Tower and portico 1826–29; nave and apse 1911; lower walls filled and a causeway built when Rutland Water was created in the 1970s. Grade II. Classical (Ionic portico; Corinthian tower after St John’s, Smith Square) style.
Located in Nailsworth, Gloucestershire. Built Congregation from 1714–15 at Shortwood; present building erected on this site 1881. Grade II. Classical, pedimented two-storey chapel style.
Located in Meltham, Yorkshire. Built 1782–86; tower and north transept 1835; chancel 1877–78 (on a site consecrated 1651). Diocese of Leeds. Grade II. Classical; Neo-Norman chancel style.
Located in Leicester, Leicestershire. Built 1830. Grade II. Georgian Classical style.
Located in Killinchy, County Down. Built Foundation stone 10 June 1845; opened 16 August 1846. Grade B1. Classical style.
Located in Ingestre, Staffordshire. Built Rebuilt 1673–76 beside Ingestre Hall, replacing an earlier church. Diocese of Lichfield. Grade I. Classical (Wren) style.
Located in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire. Built 1774; wholly remodelled 1874. Grade II*. Classical; basilican plan style.