Church of St James, Seacroft [10 photos] in SE35683595

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Church of St James, Seacroft

Although Seacroft village is one of the oldest inhabited parts of Leeds, this building of 1845 by Thomas Hellyer was its first church, becoming its own parish from 1856, as it formerly came within the parish of Whitkirk. The principal benefactors were the Revd Arthur Martineau, Vicar of Whitkirk and John Wilson JP of Seacroft Hall. The church was reordered in 1970. It is listed grade II (list entry 1255579). Sources: English Heritage listing; parish website Link

by Stephen Craven

Created: Tue, 27 Feb 2024, Updated: Tue, 27 Feb 2024

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SE3535 : St James, Seacroft: churchyard by Stephen Craven

SE3535 : St James, Seacroft: Wilson memorial by Stephen Craven

SE3535 : St James, Seacroft: font by Stephen Craven

SE3535 : St James, Seacroft: chancel by Stephen Craven

SE3535 : St James, Seacroft: east end by Stephen Craven

SE3535 : St James, Seacroft: nave, looking West by Stephen Craven

SE3535 : St James, Seacroft: detail of chancel tiling by Stephen Craven

SE3535 : St James, Seacroft: nave, looking East by Stephen Craven

SE3535 : St James, Seacroft: font detail by Stephen Craven

SE3535 : St James, Seacroft: spire by Stephen Craven

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