Yorkshire, Baptist, Methodist and RC Churches in Almondbury Ancient Parish

Baptist, Methodist and RC Churches in Almondbury Ancient Parish

• Here are photographs of Baptist and Methodist Churches in the Ancient parish of Almondbury:
  • The former Methodist Chapel, Meltham. (built in 1819).
  • The former Primrose Hill Baptist Church, Primrose Hill, now flats (built in 1881).
  • Lockwood Baptist Church, Lockwood. (The Church's website is here.)
  • The former Methodist Church, Lockwood. Built 1864, is now been the Hanfia Institute.
  • Newsome South Methodist Church, Berry Brow.
  • The Methodist Church, Almondbury.
  • The Baptist Church, Milnsbridge.
  • Oakes Baptist Church, Oakes.
  • The former Methodist Church, Linthwaite.
  • The Methodist Church, Linthwaite. This building was formerly the Assembly Hall.
  • The former Wesley Centenary Chapel, Linthwaite.
  • The Providence Baptist Church, Linthwaite.
  • The former Wesleyan Chapel, Meltham.
  • The Baptist Chapel, Meltham.
  • The Methodist Church, Netherton.
  • The former Methodist Free Church, Netherthong, now a private dwelling.
  • The Methodist Church, Meltham.
  • The Trinity Methodist and United Reformed Church, Honley. In the late 1960s, the High Street Methodist and the Southgate Methodist combined with the Congregational churches to (The Church's website is here.) form a single church using the Congregational's premises here.
  • The former Methodist Free Church, Netherthong, now a private dwelling.