Holderness Road, Kingston upon Hull
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Holderness Road, Kingston upon Hull
Image: © Bernard Sharp Taken: 5 Mar 2023
Kingston Wesleyan Methodist Church, No.882 Holderness Road, built 1913 by Runton & Barry of Hull, in the 18th century Domestic Revival style. This building was originally intended as a Sunday School, and became a church when the First World War prevented the church being built. At first it was just the 'Wesley Chapel' but, following the Second World War, when the remains of the Kingston Chapel, Witham, were demolished, the name 'Kingston' was transferred here. Listed Building Grade II https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1209950?section=official-list-entry To the east of the church, trees and daffodils, Holderness Gardens, formerly land attached to the church.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.767286
Longitude
-0.284232