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Church of St Lawrence, Pudsey

An Anglican parish church built c.1821, architect Thomas Taylor, in the Georgian style of the time. It replaced the earlier chapel of All Saints (on the site no occupied by the town's war memorial). It was reordered in 1877 but without removing the galleries as so often happened with later Victorian work. Listed grade II (list entry 1213930). The parish name is Pudsey St Lawrence and St Paul, referencing the church off Richardshaw Lane that closed in the 1980s.
by Stephen Craven

Created: Thu, 25 Aug 2022, Updated: Thu, 25 Aug 2022


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SE2233 : St Lawrence, Pudsey: nave by Stephen Craven
2022
SE2233 : St Lawrence, Pudsey: stained glass (1) by Stephen Craven
2022
SE2233 : St Lawrence, Pudsey: chancel by Stephen Craven
2022
SE2233 : St Lawrence, Pudsey: stained glass (2) by Stephen Craven
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SE2233 : St Lawrence, Pudsey: north side by Stephen Craven
2022
SE2233 : St Lawrence, Pudsey: stained glass (4) by Stephen Craven
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SE2233 : St Lawrence, Pudsey: stained glass (3) by Stephen Craven
2022
SE2233 : St Lawrence, Pudsey: lych gate by Stephen Craven
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SE2233 : St Lawrence, Pudsey: font by Stephen Craven
2022
SE2233 : Wedding car at St Lawrence's by Stephen Craven
2021
SE2233 : Pudsey parish church seen from Bankhouse Lane by Stephen Craven
2018


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