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Liverpool Churches

List of closures of Liverpool Churches
Generously contributed by Karen of Toxteth

St. Peter's, Church Street, demolished 1922

St. George, Derby Square, closed 1897, demolished 1899

St. John's, Old Haymarket, last service March 1898, demolished 1899

Christ Church, Hunter Street, amalgamated with the parish of St. Stephen, Byrom Street in 1904, closed 'not long after 1920.'

Holy Trinity, St. Anne Street, closed 1968, demolished by April 1970.

St. Stephen's, Byrom Street, closed 1937

St. Paul, St. Paul Square, closed 1901, demolished 1931

St. Thomas, Park Lane, closed 31 Dec 1905, churchyard cleared 1905

St. Michael, Upper Pitt Street, damaged by bombing May 1941, demolished 1946. New church stands on site.

St. Mark, Upper Duke Street, demolished 1913

St. Philip's, Hardman Street, church & churchyard were auctioned off in 1882

St. Catherine, Abercromby Sq, damaged in WW2, united with St. Stephen's in 1952 - building acquired by Liverpool University. Demolished in 1966

St. Luke, Bold Place, body of church destroyed in May 1940, still stands

St. David, Brownlow Hill, demolished 1910

St. Jude, Hardwick Street, closed 1965

St. Mary Magdalene, Kempston Street, merged with Holy Trinity in 1929, demolished soon after.

St. Simon, Gloucester Street, auctioned off in 1930 then demolished

Holy Innocents, Myrtle Street, demolished 1934

St. Stephen the Martyr, Grove Street, merged with St. Catherine's in 1952, demolished in late 1980s

St. Barnabas, Parliament Street, merged with St. Michael's, Upper Pitt Street in 1893

Holy Trinity, Parliament Street, building offered for sale in March 1940, demolished not long after

St. James, Park Place, ? churchyard closed in 1862

St. Thomas, Warwick Street, merged with St. John the Baptist in 1939

St. Matthew's, Hill Street, closed 1931

St. Cleopas, Beresford Rd, original building demolished, now worship in mission hall

St. John the Baptist, Park Road, merged with St. Thomas in 1939, demolished in 1959