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Plane Street Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, demolished 2005
Great Thornton Street Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, destroyed by fire 1907. Replaced by Thornton Hall
Thornton Hall, destroyed by air-raids c1941
Great Thornton Street Primitive Methodist chapel. Built 1849. Burnt down 1856 and rebuilt. Closed 1937. Demolished
St Thomas's, Campbell Street, demolished c1945
Trinity Wesleyan Chapel, Coltman Street, demolished 1953
Boulevard United Methodist Church, demolished early 1980s
Norman Memorial Primitive Methodist Church, Hawthorn Avenue, demolished c1941
Argyle Street Wesleyan Chapel, closed 1959 and demolished by 1964
The Church of the Transfiguration, Albert Avenue, demolished 1975
Jewish Synagogue, Robinson Row. Built 1826 and closed 1903. Demolished 1928
New Mariner's Church, Dagger Lane. Built 1834 and closed c1906. Demolished 1978
Fish Street Congregational Chapel. Built 1782 and sold c1898. Demolished 1984
Humber Street Wesleyan Chapel. Built 1832-3 and closed 1905. Destroyed during Second World War
Congregational mission room, Broadley Street. Established 1865 and registered until 1896. Demolished
Salthouse Lane Baptist Chapel. Built 1757. Replaced by South Street in 1866 and later demolished
George Yard Methodist Chapel. Built c1785, closed November 1905 and demolished soon after
Queen's Hall Wesleyan Methodist, Alfred Gelder Street. Opened 1905, closed 1960 and demolished June 1965
The 'Valiant' Floating chapel, Queen's Dock. Founded 1821, dispensed with in 1849 and later broken up
New Dock Street Baptist/Unitarian chapel. Thought to have been demolished in 1829
St. John the Evangelist Anglican church, Queen Victoria Square. Consecrated 1792, opened 1793, closed 1917. Demolished
Jewish Synagogue, Parade Row. In use from c1820, sold 1826. Demolished
Providence Independent chapel (Congregational), Hope Street. Built 1797, closed 1903. Destroyed by bombing in 1941
Roman Catholic chapel, North Street. Built 1799, closed 1829. Demolished
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic chapel, Mill Street. Built 1871, closed 1906. Demolished
West Street Primitive Methodist chapel, Mill Street. Built 1819, closed 1910. Destroyed by bombing in 1941
Albion Independent chapel, Albion Street. Opened 1842, largely destroyed by bombing in 1941, demolished 1949
Jewish Synagogue, School Street. Opened 1887. Demolished
Waltham Street Wesleyan chapel. Opened 1814, closed 1932. Bomb damaged in Second World War and demolished 1949
George Street Baptist chapel. Built 1796, closed 1903. Demolished 1985
Clowes Primitive Methodist chapel, Kingston Square, Jarratt Street. Built 1851, closed 1932. Demolished 1965
Christ Church Anglican church, Worship Street. Consecrated 1822, closed 1952. Demolished 1962
Bethel Methodist New Connexion chapel, North Street (later Charlotte Street). Built 1799. Destroyed by bombing in 1941
St. Philip's Anglican church, Charlotte Street. Consecrated 1885. Bomb damaged. Demolished
St. Luke's Anglican church, St. Luke Street. Consecrated 1862. Bomb damaged. Demolished
St. James's Anglican church, St. James Square, Lister Street. Consecrated 1831, closed 1950s. Demolished 1957
English Street Wesleyan chapel. Built 1818, closed 1831. Demolished
Alfred Street Wesleyan chapel. Built 1831, closed 1851. Site unknown
Edgar Street Primitive Methodist chapel. Built 1891, no longer in use by 1954. Demolished
Madeley Street Salvation Army Citadel. Built 1888 and demolished 1983
Hessle Road Congregational chapel. Built 1875-7, closed 1949. Demolished 1964
St. Barnabus Anglican church, Hessle Road. Consecrated 1874, closed 1970. Demolished
Boulevard United Methodist church. Opened 1907, closed 1960s. Demolished 1985
Boulevard Baptist church, Gordon Street. Built 1903, demolished early 1970s. Prefabricated church built on site
Carlton Street Wesleyan mission room. Built 8165, replace 1886, closed 1962. Demolished 1968/9
Brighton Street Primitive Methodist mission hall. Built 1889. Demolished
St. Mary and St. Peter's Anglican church, Hessle Road. Consecrated 1902, deconsecrated 1962, demolished

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