Sutton Churches (St.Helens) Photo-Album
All Saints in
Ellamsbridge Road in Sutton Junction
All Saints in
Ellamsbridge Road in Sutton Junction
The Church of Nazarene
in Sutton Junction
Clock Face Methodist
Church in Clock Face Road
Clock Face Methodist
Church in Clock Face Road
The Kingdom Hall of
Jehova's Witnesses in Chester Lane
The Kingdom Hall of
Jehova's Witnesses
New Street Methodists
Church
St Anne and the Blessed
Dominic in Monastery Lane
The shrine of Blessed
Dominic is attached to the church
St.Anne's grotto made
from stone from the church steeple after it was
removed.
The three prospective
Saints whose shrine is at St.Anne & Blessed
Dominic church
St.Michael and All
Angels Church in Gartons Lane
St.Michael and All
Angels Church in Gartons Lane
St.Theresa RC Church
St.Theresa in Gartons
Lane dates back to 1916
St.Theresa or St.
Thérèse of Lisieux
Sutton Oak Welsh Chapel
at the corner of Lancots Lane and Sutton Road
The welsh chapel is the
third oldest listed building in St.Helens
The interior of the
historic chapel
A visitor studies an
exhibition in the chapel
Paul Jones chairman of
the Sutton Oak Welsh Chapel Preservation Society
Inside historic Sutton
Oak Welsh Chapel built in 1845
Inside historic Sutton
Oak Welsh Chapel
Sutton Oak Welsh Chapel
pictured from Sutton Road
Inside the historic
welsh chapel
Sutton Oak Welsh Chapel
was partly built from copper slag
The chapel
noticeboard
Sutton Village Church in
Herbert Street
The independent
Methodist chapel of Sutton Village Church.