Architect: George Gilbert Scott (Jnr) Demolished after World War II following serious bomb damage. This church is described in The Buildings of England, London 2: South as “one of the noblest Gothic Revival...
Architect: Habershon & Brock A Grade II listed church built for the Lutherans in 1876 as the Hamburg Lutheran Church in a German Gothic style to serve the community associated with the adjacent...
All that remains of a 14th century church is the square belfry. The site of the old church being rebuilt upon by the Church of Ireland in 1811. Closeby is a 9th century...
Architect: Ingall & Son Perspective View & Ground Plans published in The Building News, November 5th 1897. Unclear if this design was ever constructed.
Architect: William Hague Fine barn style gothic church by William Hague who finished the town’s cathedral after the death of the architect J.J. McCarthy. Construction begun in summer of 1891, with work completed...
Architect: Salmon, Son & Richie James Smith, minister of the Middle parish, with a large congregation, “came out” in 1843. A new church, “the Brick Kirk” was opened in August of that year....
Architect: Hadfield & Son The foundation stone for the St. James church was laid on the 20 July 1884, twelve months after the building had commenced. It opened in early 1886. When the...
Architect: James Brooks Part of a convent. Published in The Building News, April 14th 1876.
The castle was constructed in the mid 13th Century, possibly by the Knights Templar, rectangular in plan with towers on each corner. The church was built in the 15th century and was also...
