Here is a complete listing of the churches of England and Wales that have been assessed under the 'Taking Stock' project.
You can perform and advanced 'Church Search' using the form.
A church of some significance, with a tower that serves as a landmark in the local area. It is one of a number of works... Read More
One of the major monuments of the Catholic and Gothic Revivals. Designed in a free and inventive Decorated style, with... Read More
One of E.W. Pugin’s ‘industrial designs’, built in 1864-5. While not of the quality of his earlier church of Our... Read More
One of Pugin & Pugin’s more impressive churches, both in external massing and design, and in the quality of the... Read More
An important church which has played a significant role in the spiritual life of Liverpool. It serves as a... Read More
A small church designed by E.W. Pugin, an architect of national standing. Its special importance derives from the... Read More
One of the oldest Catholic churches in Wales, on a site which has seen continuous Catholic worship since the... Read More
A small hipped-roofed building in a vaguely neo-Georgian style, built in 1938 as a telephone exchange and converted to... Read More
A small church, originally built in the 1930s in Gothic style and almost completely rebuilt in a simplified form since... Read More
A thoughtful modern design by a well-known firm of church architects, its unusual plan of two naves designed to... Read More
Historically the mother church for a parish that stretched originally from Rhyl to Bangor and south to Dolgellau, this... Read More
An imposing modernist church by Weightman & Bullen built in the late 1960s of pale brick with a flat roof, squat... Read More
