St. Matthew's Church, Chadderton

St. Matthew's Church is an Anglican place of worship built in stone with Victorian architectural features including carved stonework and traditional stained glass windows throughout. The structure displays 19th-century design elements both outside and in its interior spaces.

The church was built in 1857 during a time when Chadderton expanded rapidly due to the cotton industry boom in the Industrial Revolution. It was constructed during a period of significant economic change in the region.

The church serves as a gathering place where locals come together for worship and community events throughout the year. It remains an important part of daily life in Chadderton for those who visit regularly.

The site is located in a central area of Chadderton with good transport links for visitors traveling through Greater Manchester. Using local bus connections makes it easy to reach the church from nearby neighborhoods.

The building holds Grade II listed status, meaning any changes must follow strict preservation rules. This protection ensures the original 19th-century features remain intact for future generations.

Location: Oldham

Inception: 1857

Website: http://stmatthew-stlukechadderton.org.uk

GPS coordinates: 53.55675,-2.15159

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:07