Church of St James, Liverpool

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Church of St James
Building Information
Name Church of St James
Location Liverpool
Country Flag of England England
Engineer Cuthbert Bisbrowne
Completion Date 1774


Church of St James, Toxteth, Liverpool, England dates from 1774, and was built by Cuthbert Bisbrowne. This building is one of the oldest surviving buildings in the area of Toxteth. It is a rectangular shape building made of brick, with round-topped windows and an embattled square tower. It is situated in a rectangle bordered by Upper Parliament Street, Upper Stanhope Street, St James' Place, and Chesterfield Street. Although the church was purposely built in 1774, it did not gain its own parish until 1844. It has been enlarged several times since then. It is a Grade II* Listed Building. It is not currently in use. From about 1900 the churchyard was closed for interments and was appropriated and part was used to widen St James' Place, the remaining part of the yard was converted into ornamental gardens which are still open to the public. The church is now owned by The Churches Conservation Trust, this is because of its interior ironwork.

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