St Paul's Church

St Paul's Church is a Victorian-era church building located on Stow Hill in Newport, designed by architect Thomas Henry Wyatt. The structure features typical mid-19th century architectural elements with careful craftsmanship and proportioned design.

The church was built during the Victorian era and later recognized as a Grade II listed building for its architectural quality and heritage value. This status reflects its importance in Newport's religious and architectural development.

The church serves as a gathering place for worship and community events, bringing together people from the neighborhood for both religious services and social occasions. Visitors can see how the building remains an active part of local life and customs.

The church sits on elevated ground in the Stow Hill area and is easy to spot from different directions due to its position. Visitors should be prepared for older building conditions and the local terrain.

The church occupies a distinctive location on Stow Hill that makes it visible from many parts of the town. This elevated position was intentional, as it was meant to establish the building as a landmark in Newport's urban landscape.

Location: Newport

Location: Stow Hill

Architects: Thomas Henry Wyatt

Elevation above the sea: 13.1 m

Website: http://stpaulsnewport.org.uk

GPS coordinates: 51.58306,-2.99337

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:25