St Werburgh's Church, Warburton, Gothic Revival church in Warburton, England.
St Werburgh's Church features red sandstone construction with diagonal buttresses and castellations, complementing its traditional ecclesiastical architecture.
The church, constructed between 1883 and 1885, stands as a Grade II listed building designed by architect John Douglas in Greater Manchester.
The dedication to St Werburgh, a Saxon abbess and patron saint of Chester, represents a connection to England's medieval religious heritage.
Located 6 miles east of Warrington, the church remains accessible via the A6144 road and maintains regular Sunday services for the community.
The interior contains a stone sarcophagus from the early 12th century and nineteenth-century Minton tiles, displaying centuries of architectural evolution.
Location: Warburton
Inception: 1885
Architects: John Douglas
Architectural style: Gothic Revival
GPS coordinates: 53.39839,-2.44545
Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:26
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