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Located in Skelbrooke, Yorkshire. Built Medieval; extensively rebuilt 1872 after a fire. Diocese of Sheffield. Grade II. Gothic Revival, reusing medieval fabric style.
Located in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Built 1852–56. Diocese of Shrewsbury. Grade II*. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Shipbourne, Kent. Built 1879–81, replacing a 1721–22 church by James Gibbs. Diocese of Rochester. Grade II. Neo-Decorated style.
Located in Sheffield, Yorkshire. Built 1854–55; chancel 1884. Diocese of Sheffield. Grade II. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Sheffield, Yorkshire. Built 1846–50; Munster Lady Chapel 1878–79; cathedral from 1980. Diocese of Hallam. Grade II*. Gothic Revival (Decorated / Middle Pointed) style.
Located in Sealand, Flintshire. Built 1865–67. Diocese of St Asaph. Grade II. Early Decorated Gothic Revival style.
Located in Scarborough, Yorkshire. Built 1861–62. Diocese of York. Grade I. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Sand Hutton, Yorkshire. Built 1840–42; remodelled 1885–86. Diocese of York. Grade II. Gothic Revival (Decorated and Perpendicular tracery; Early English broach spire) style.
Located in Sancton, Yorkshire. Built C15 west tower; nave and chancel rebuilt 1869–71. Diocese of York. Grade II*. Gothic Revival (Early English); Perpendicular tower style.
Located in Rochdale, Lancashire. Built 1870–73. Grade I. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Regent’s Park, Greater London. Built 1826–28; restored 1969. Grade II*. Perpendicular Gothic Revival style.
Located in Reepham, Lincolnshire. Built Early 13th and early 14th century; mostly rebuilt 1862. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade II*. Early English and Decorated fabric; 19th-century Gothic Revival style.