Stockton Road United Reformed Church
Stockton Road United Reformed Church (formerly St George's with Trinity and St James Church (abbreviated to St George's)) is a United Reformed church in the Ashbrooke area of Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England.
Originally a Presbyterian church, it was constructed by John Bennie Wilson of Glasgow in 1888-90, to replace a former chapel on Villiers Street. Much of the funding was provided by a local shipowner, (later Sir) Robert Appleby Bartram, who laid the foundation stone on 7 February 1889. The church was constructed of red sandstone from Dumfries and modelled upon Crescent Church, Belfast.[1][2]
In 2007 the congregation merged with the former West Park United Reformed Church, and from 2014 chose to use the St. George's building and sell the West Park building.[3]
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Sunderland | City Centre |
- Sunderland Museum
- St Mary's Church
- Mowbray Almshouses
- Sunderland County Court
- Corder House and Sydenham House
- Elephant Tea Rooms
- Green's Public House
- The Isis
- Sunderland Gas Board
- Galen Building
- Fitzgerald's Public House
- Wearmouth Bridge
- River Wear Commission Building
- St Mary's Building
- Wearmouth Rail Bridge
- Sunderland Magistrates' Court
- Hawksley House
- Victoria Hall Disaster Memorial
- Sunderland War Memorial
- Burdon Road Masonic Temple
- 4–25 Foyle Street
- 28–40 and 43–48 West Sunnside
- Medieval Arch & Wall
- Central Buildings
- Former General Post Office
- Former Custom House
- Maritime Buildings
- 19, 20, 29 and 30 Villiers Street
- West Park Church
- 17–29, 32–42 & 45–58 Frederick Street
- Mowbray Park (certain buildings)
- Midland Bank
- National Westminster Bank
- Barclays Bank
- Lloyds Bank
- 11–17, 20–23 25–28 and 45–58 John Street
- 2 & 3 Mary Street
- 3–5 Albion Place
- 19 & 31–33 Norfolk Street
- 3 & 22 Athenaeum Street
- Hutchinson's Buildings
- The Londonderry
- The Dun Cow
- 1–7, 105–112, 114–118, 145, 170–173, 176, 211, 212 and 214–217 High Street West
- 49–51 High Street East
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Monkwearmouth and Southwick | |
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Ryhope and Burdon | |
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Ashbrooke and Thornholme |
- Bede Tower
- Sunderland Synagogue
- Christ Church
- West Hendon House
- St John's Church
- Carlton House
- Langham Tower
- Ashburne House
- The Crofts
- Gray House
- St George's House
- 3–7 Douro Terrace
- Valebrooke Gardens
- Westburn House
- 1–29 Thornhill Terrace
- 1–15 Grange Crescent
- 1–9 The Esplanade
- Burdon House
- 1–16 St Bede's Terrace
- 1–24 Park Place East and West
- Park Road Methodist Church
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Hendon and Grangetown |
- Hendon Gas Works
- Quayside Exchange
- St Aidan's Church
- Trafalgar Square Merchant Seaman's Almshouses
- St Ignatius Church
- Tavistock House
- Sunderland Orphanage
- 10 Church Street East
- Salisbury Street Steps
- Sunderland Cemetery (certain buildings)
- Former Methodist Manse
- Bethesda Free Church
- 17–23 Murton Street
- 3–19 Ridley Terrace
- North Dock (walls and mooring posts)
- Hudson Dock (certain buildings)
- Sunderland Harbour South Pier
- Whylam Wharf
- Bonded Warehouse
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Barnes and Humbledon |
- Barnes School
- St Gabriel's Church
- Kayll Road Library
- Children's Hospital
- Humbledon Pumping Station
- Hill House
- Bishopwearmouth Cemetery (certain buildings)
- Barnes Park Bandstand
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Deptford, Millfield and Pallion | |
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Silksworth and Tunstall |
- Silksworth Hall
- Tunstall Lodge
- Silksworth Cottage
- Tunstall School
- Tunstall Hope Lodge
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North Hylton and South Hylton | |
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Fulwell, Roker and Whitburn Bents | |
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Middle and East Herrington | |
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Washington |
- Blue House Villa
- 'F' Pit
- The Old Hall Smithy
- Low Barmston Farmhouse
- Red Hill House
- Usworth Hall
- Fatfield House
- Our Blessed Lady Immaculate Church, Washington
- Certain buildings in/on: Peareth Hall Road
- The Avenue
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Houghton-le-Spring | Houghton-le-Spring |
- Davenport and Lilburne Almshouses
- Lilburn House
- Gilpin House
- The Villa
- The Rectory
- St Michael's Church
- The Old Mill
- Laburnum House
- Houghton Mines Rescue Station
- High Farm House
- St Cuthbert's Church
- Stoneygate Pumping Station
- Philadelphia Power Station
- Certain buildings in/on: Nesham Place
- Front Street, Newbottle
- Philadelphia Lane
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Hetton-le-Hole |
- St Nicholas' Church, Hetton-le-Hole
- St Nicholas House
- Easington Lane War Memorial
- Pithead Baths
- Smithy
- Primitive Methodist Church
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Newbottle |
- Russell House
- Newbottle Working Men's Club
- St Matthew's Church, Newbottle
- Cellar Hill House
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Penshaw |
- All Saints' Church
- Penshaw House
- Alice Well
- Accommodation Arch
- Boundary Stone
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