Trinity And All Saints Church
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Trinity And All Saints Church
Trinity And All Saints Church was openend on 1st May 1899 and cost
£7,700. It was Pudsey's most expensive church. It was built on the
site of the Clock Chapel. One of the major benefactors of the church
was Thomas Lund of Crawshaw Mills. He gave £1000 and also bought the
enormous organ which dominated the choir and pulpit area seen in the
right hand side photograph. The church soon built up a fine choir.
The stained glass window seen in the same photograph was was donated
by Squire Spencer ass a memorial to his parents.
The building ceased operating as a church in 1982 when the
congregation united with St. Andrews Methodist Church. The building
was then used as a Shopping Mall and Arts Centre. The interior stayed
almost intact until the early 1990's when part of the building was
sold as a licensed function room. Now most of the building is used
by the owners of the function room and famous people regularly
perform there. The stained glass windows are protected by wooden
boards which protect them from damage but makes them impossible to
see.
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