Christ Church was a prominent 19th century neo-norman chapel that stood at the top of upper parade in Royal Leamington Spa from 1825 until its demolition in 1959.
St. Mary’s Church is an active Evangelical Anglian Church located in St. Mary’s Road in the south-east of Leamington Spa. Originally built between 1838 and 1839
Dale Street Wesleyan Church, Leamington Spa. A Nonconformist Church, First established in the mid-19th century, the church played an integral role in the growth of Methodism within the town and continues to serve as an active local community resource today.
Milverton Church, OLd Milverton, Leamington Spa. While a place of Christian worship has existed on this exact spot for over 900 years, the present building is a beautifully preserved Victorian structure that remains an active, welcoming parish home today.
St Alban’s Church was a notable 19th-century Church of England place of worship that stood on Warwick Street in Royal Leamington Spa before its demolition in 1968.
St. Mark’s Church is a lively and inclusive Evangelical Anglican parish church in the New Milverton area of Leamington Spa. Consecrated on 15th July 1879.
The interior of St. Mark’s Church, New Milverton, Leamington.
Holy Trinity Church is an active, welcoming Grade 11 listed Anglican Parish Church located on Beauchamp Avenue, just at the top of the Parade in Leamington.
Built in the 1840s.
St Paul’s Church is a large active Grade 11 listed Evangelical Anglican Parish Church located on Leicester Street in Leamington. Built in 1873
The Church of St. John the Baptist(affectionately known as SJB)is an active historic Anglican Parish Church located on Tachb rook Street, in the south of Leamington. Built in the late 1870s to accommodate the town’s industrial expansion.
The historic building at 15 George Street—originally known as the Mission Church or St. Peter’s—has transitioned away from religious use and is now configured as a commercial office building and community services site known as Ashton House.
St. Peter’s Church (officially the Roman Catholic Church of Peter the Apostle) is an active, historic Grade 11 listed Catholic Church situated in Dormer Place in Leamington. Completed in 1864.
Interior of St. Peter’s Church, Dormer Place, Leamington Spa.
The Parish Church of Leamington Spa universally refers to All Saints Church, a magnificent Grade V11 listed building situated on Victyoria Terrace right at the southern foot of the parade near the river Leam. Often described as looking more like a cathedral than a standard parish church, its dramatic scale and architecture make it one of the largest and most significant parish churches in England.Long before Leamington became a fashionable spa resort, a small, humble medieval village church stood on this exact site, dating back to at least the 12th century.
Interior of the Parish Church, Victoria Terrace, Leamington Spa
