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Places of Worship in Kingston upon Hull
Further reading:
The Victoria History of the County of York East Riding, volume I, 1969, pp. 287-333; includes details of all places of worship of all denominations, up to 1966.
Parishes churches: Link
Protestant Nonconformity: Link
Roman Catholicism: Link
Other religious bodies: Link
Religious records and records of individuals of faith: Link
Religious records: Link
Lost Churches and Chapels of Hull, by David Neave, 1991
GENUKI: Link
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