Grade 2 Listed Churches in Liverpool

Liverpool, a city steeped in history and culture, boasts an impressive array of Grade II listed churches, each telling a unique story of architectural grandeur and historical significance. From the striking Gothic Revival details of St. Vincent de Paul to the elegant Georgian style of St. Andrew’s, these churches are not just places of worship but also symbols of Liverpool’s rich heritage. Nestled amidst the bustling city streets, they stand as serene sanctuaries, offering a glimpse into the past. These architectural gems, many bearing the scars of time and history, continue to captivate both locals and visitors alike, serving as testaments to Liverpool’s resilience and enduring charm.

Here is a list of known Grade II listed churches in Liverpool:

Certainly! Including the additional churches you mentioned, here’s the updated list of known Grade II listed churches in Liverpool, along with some notable ones:

1. Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
2. Former church of St Alban, Liverpool
3. Church of St. Vincent de Paul
4. Church of St Luke
5. All Saints Parish Church, Edge Hill
6. All Saints Church, Speke
7. Church of St. Andrew
8. St Ambrose church, Speke
9. St Anne’s Church, Edge Hill, Liverpool
10. St Anne’s, Stanley, Liverpool
11. St Anthony’s, Scotland Road
12. St Austin’s, Grassendale
13. St Barnabas, Liverpool
14. St Cecilia’s church, Tuebrook
15. Chapel for the Deaf, Princes Avenue
16. Christ Church, Kensington
17. Christ Church, Toxteth Park
18. St Columba’s Church, Anfield
19. St Columba’s, Smithdown Road
20. St Cyprian’s Church, Liverpool
21. Dovedale Baptist Church
22. St James’ Church, West Derby
23. St John the Evangelist’s Church, Kirkdale
24. St John the Evangelist, Knotty Ash
25. St Mary of the Angels, Liverpool
26. St Mary’s church, Grassendale
27. St Mary’s, Walton
28. St Mary’s Church, Wavertree
29. St Matthew’s Church, Clubmoor
30. Methodist Central Hall, Liverpool
31. St Michael’s Church, Garston
32. Greek Orthodox Church of St Nicholas, Toxteth
33. St Oswald’s Church, Old Swan, Liverpool
34. Church of Our Lady of Reconciliation, Liverpool
35. Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, Toxteth
36. Church of Our Lady and St Nicholas, Liverpool
37. Particular Baptist Chapel, Shaw Street
38. Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Liverpool
39. St Peter’s Roman Catholic Church, Liverpool
40. Protestant Martyrs Memorial church
41. Sacred Heart church, Low Hill
42. Sikh Community Centre, Liverpool
43. All Souls’ Church, Springwood
44. Anglican chapel, Toxteth Park Cemetery
45. Wellington Avenue Methodist chapel
46. Welsh chapel, Chatham Street
47. Welsh presbyterian church, Princes Road
48. Church of St. Francis Xavier

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