All Saints' Church, Urmston

All Saints' Church is a Gothic Revival church featuring detailed stonework and pointed arch windows typical of Victorian religious architecture. The building contains multiple stained glass windows that illuminate its interior spaces with colored light.

Construction started in 1867 under architect E. W. Pugin, commissioned by Sir Humphrey de Trafford for the local Catholic community. From 1928 onwards, the Conventual Franciscans took over management and launched missionary work throughout the region.

The church serves as a gathering point for worship and community events in the local area. Visitors can observe how the building functions as a center for religious life and social connection.

The building is located on Redclyffe Road near the Manchester Ship Canal with easy access. Check opening hours and any scheduled services or events before planning a visit.

The building holds Grade I listed status, recognizing its national importance as an example of Victorian church architecture. This classification protects its architectural features for future generations.

Location: Trafford

Inception: 1867

Architects: E. W. Pugin

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Website: https://thegreyfriars.org/barton

GPS coordinates: 53.47270,-2.35190

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:41