Articles with the tag: Churches

Proprietary Chapels

Proprietary Chapels

Apr 8, 2013 | Places

Leamington Episcopal Chapel This was, in 1825, the first of the proprietary chapels or chapel of ease, built in Leamington. The chosen site across the top of the Parade, was at the opposite end of the town from the parish church and it was built on open land, which...
Congregational Church, Spencer Street

Congregational Church, Spencer Street

Apr 8, 2013 | Places

The New Church In July 1836 a group of nonconformist worshippers who called themselves Congregationalists opened a new chapel set amongst green meadows near the banks of the river Leam. The architect of this elegant building was Mr John Russell himself a member of the...
All Saints Church

All Saints Church

Mar 7, 2013 | Places

All Saints Church is Leamington’s original, and until the early days of the nineteenth century, the only parish church. It is suggested that the building, or at least its predecessor, dated from the 13th. or 14th. century and there is also a mention in the...

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