The Churches of Britain and Ireland

Bridlington, East Riding of Yorkshire

Bridlington on Wikipedia.
 

Priory Church of St. Mary. © Bill Henderson. The high altar, West window, St. John of Bridlington Chapel, the Bayle Gate (the priory gatheouse), all © James Murray. Another view (previously in the Unknown section) from a family photo belonging to James Holdcroft, probably taken in the 1930's, and identified by Janet Gimber. Another view of the altar, and the East Window and West Window, all © John Balaam (2011).  Link1. Link2.

Cemetery Chapel. © James Murray.

Former Chapel on St. John's Road at TA 1756 6774. The inscription has been partially erased, though I think I can make out "...ist" on the original photo, so perhaps a Methodist. Howard Richter has advised that this was indeed a Methodist Chapel, originally Primitive Methodist (1877). Named on the 1963-8 O.S. map as St. John's Methodist Church, it closed in 1970, and on the 1970-80 map it shows as Warehouse.
This building, originally proposed as a possible former church, has been shown by Janet Gimber to have been a hall, one old map naming it St. John's Hall.

Christ Church. © Bill Henderson. Link.

Emmanuel Church. © James Murray.

Free Presbyterian Church on St. John's Road (formerly Zion Memorial Church). © James Murray.

Holy Trinity. © Bill Henderson.

St. John's Burlington Methodist Church. © James Murray.

 

 

 

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