Crook, County Durham                       

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The former Methodist New Connexion Chapel (1859, as shown by the date-stone) on North Terrace. NZ 165 356. Both © Peter Morgan (2013).

Our Lady Immaculate and St. Cuthbert (R.C.) on Church Hill. Another view. NZ 168 358. Both © Alan Blacklock. Link.

St. Andrew (Methodist and U.R.C.) on Dawson Street, built as Primitive Methodist in 1868, and sporting a rather handsome date-stone. NZ 166 355. Both © Peter Morgan (2013). Link. Grade II* listed.

Previously listed as St. Andrew (U.R.C.), it is evidently not that church (for which see above) unless it has two buildings. Can you clarify what it is or was? © Alan Blacklock. Mike Berrell has advised (from here) that this building on Whitfield Street was originally St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, becoming U.R.C. following the union in 1972. A Local Ecumenical Partnership formed in or soon after 2004, and the Dawson Street church (above) was retained, with this church closing. A Google Earth image of May 2009 shows it boarded up at that time.

St. Catherine on Church Street. NZ 166 356. © Alan Blacklock. An old postcard view, from Alan Blacklock's Collection. Link.

Salvation Army (Crook Corps.) on Queen Street. NZ 164 355. Their link includes a photo.