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Holy Trinity in Borough of Warrington

Holy Trinity Church, Warrington Geograph.org.uk 108610
Holy Trinity Church, Warrington. 1760. Architect: J. Meredith OR J. Gibbs. The green column is one of the "guardians" (locally known as the skittles) designed by American sculptor Howard Ben Tré as part of the town centre's public art. – S Parish, CC BY-SA 2.0 – Wikimedia Commons
Holy Trinity in Warrington is a Anglicana church, Market Gate (WA1 2QN). It belongs to the Anglican Diocese of Liverpool and is dedicated to Holy Trinity. The church is built in the Georgian architecture style and is a listed building. Holy Trinity is near Patten Lane. Holy Trinity also exists in City of Leicester. Ⓦ.
Architectural style Georgian architecture
Dedicated to Holy Trinity
Diocese Anglican Diocese of Liverpool
Heritage designation Grade II* listed building
Located in Warrington
Country United Kingdom
Location Warrington

Map pin Holy Trinity

Postal Code
WA1 2QN
Street
Market Gate
Amenity
place_of_worship
Building Type
church
Website
https://htwarrington.org.uk
Public transport map Public transport map Warrington Legend
Railway
Bus
Tram
Cycling map Cycling map Warrington Legend
Cycle path
Cycle lane on road
Cycling on bus lane
Bicycle street
Cyclists allowed
Cyclists allowed, good surface
No cycling
Cobblestones
Long-distance cycle route (depending on scale)
Long-distance cycle route
Walking map Walking map Warrington Legend
Path
Long-distance hiking trail (depending on scale)
Long-distance hiking trail
No pedestrians