St Nicholas' Church, Fleetwood, Anglican church in Fleetwood, England
The church features light brown brick construction with steeply-pitched copper roofs displaying a green patina at the junction of Poulton Road and Broadway.
The first St Nicholas Church on Wyre Street suffered destruction from floods in 1927, leading to two subsequent relocations before the current structure.
The interior holds religious artworks by Laurence King, including Madonna and St Nicholas carvings alongside the chancel arch and a Crucifix in the chancel.
The church office at Highbury Avenue provides information about regular services, including Tuesday afternoon Holy Communion followed by refreshments.
The building design reflects maritime heritage through its structure resembling an upturned ship keel, connecting to both Fleetwood traditions and St Nicholas patronage.
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