St Mary, Manchester
Located in Manchester, Greater Manchester. Built 1844–48, replacing a chapel of 1794. Diocese of Salford. Grade II*. Rhenish Romanesque style.
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Located in Manchester, Greater Manchester. Built 1844–48, replacing a chapel of 1794. Diocese of Salford. Grade II*. Rhenish Romanesque style.
Located in Manchester, Greater Manchester. Built 1846–47. Diocese of Salford. Grade II. Perpendicular Gothic Revival style.
Located in Malton, Yorkshire. Built 1811. Grade II*. Georgian Methodist style.
Located in Lymington , Hampshire. Built C13 origins; tower 1670; C18–C19 rebuild; re-roofed 1910–11. Diocese of Winchester. Grade II*. Medieval origins with Georgian and Victorian fabric style.
Located in Luton, Devon. Built 1852–53. Diocese of Exeter. Grade II. Decorated and Perpendicular style.
Located in Lower Shuckburgh, Warwickshire. Built 1864; replacing a church destroyed by fire in 1860. Diocese of Coventry. Grade II. High Victorian Gothic (idiosyncratic; sometimes called Moorish Gothic) style.
Located in Lower Benefield, Northamptonshire. Built Medieval origins; largely rebuilt c.1847; restored 1897 and 1901. Diocese of Peterborough. Grade II*. Decorated Gothic Revival style.
Located in Looe, Cornwall. Built C12 or C13; altered C16; restored 1852 and 1862. Diocese of Truro. Grade II*. Medieval with Victorian restoration style.
Located in Longhope, Gloucestershire. Built C12, C14, C15; restored 1869. Diocese of Gloucester. Grade II*. Medieval cruciform with Norman tower style.
Located in Long Newton, County Durham. Built 1856-57, on the site of an earlier church. Diocese of Durham. Grade II*. Early English style.
Located in Llwynrhydowen, Ceredigion. Built Founded 1726; present chapel dated 1834 (third on the site). Grade II*. Late Georgian Unitarian chapel (long-wall entry) style.
Located in Llanywern, Powys. Built 14th century; windows probably 17th century. Diocese of Swansea and Brecon. Grade II*. Medieval style.