Syston, Leicestershire                          

Syston on Wikipedia.
 

Broadway Gospel Hall (Evangelical Church Assembly) on Broadway. The present hall dates from 1934, though the congregation in Syston dates from 1934. SK 623 114. © Sally Portsmouth (2018). Link.

Catholic Church of the Divine Infant of Praque on Broad Street. The Catholic community in Syston dates back to 1899, though the present building has been developed from a temporary post-WWII building opened in 1949. SK 622 113. © Sally Portsmouth (2018). Link.

Cemetery Chapels. © David Regan (2016).

St. Peter and St. Paul. Two interior views - 1, 2, the angel roof (the angels have lost their wings) and the font. All © David Regan (2016). Link. Grade I listed.

Syston Evangelical Baptist Church (1926) on Melton Road and Goodes Lane. SK 623 111. © Sally Portsmouth (2018).

Syston Methodist Church on High Street. It was built as Wesleyan in 1890; the interior has been modernised, in the 1960's and in 2004. SK 626 117. © Sally Portsmouth (2018). Link, which includes an old photograph of the church - and photos of two Primitive Methodist Chapels.

The photographically uncooperative former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, on Chapel Street. The first Wesleyan chapel in Syston, it was built in 1797. When the congregation moved into what is now Syston Methodist Church (for which see above) in 1890, the old chapel continued in use as a Sunday School for many years, until finally sold in 1962. It's now SARIC (Syston Arts and Recreation in the Community). Another view. SK 625 117. Both © Sally Portsmouth (2018).