All Saints' Anglican Church, Preston

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Cnr High Street and Murray Road, Preston

The first Anglican church in Preston was built in 1865 on the corner of Tyler Street and Plenty Road. When it suffered declining services a new church, All Saints, was built on the corner of Murray Road and High Street laying its foundation stone in 1889. In April 1921 All Saints became a separate parish and in 1930, the original church was demolished and a new brick building built in its place.

Carroll, Brian & Rule, Ian (1985). Preston: an Illustrated History. Preston: City of Preston.

Image of Original All Saints Church was built in 1889

Original All Saints Church was built in 1889. [LHRN2023]

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Image of All Saints Church from corner of Murray Road and High Street

All Saints Church from corner of Murray Road and High Street [LHRN2028-1]

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Image of All Saints Church from corner of Murray Road and High Street

All Saints Church from corner of Murray Road and High Street [LHRN2028-2]

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Image of Foundation Stone for church laid in 1930

Foundation Stone for church laid in 1930. [LHRN2028-3]

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Image of All Saints Church from High Street

All Saints Church from High Street [LHRN2028-4]

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Image of All Saints Church from Murray Road

All Saints Church from Murray Road [LHRN2028-5]

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