List of places of worship in the City of Leeds
City Centre

List of places of worship in the City of Leeds

Section Title: City Centre
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Name	Site now	Location	Denomination	Opened	Demolished	Notes

Albion Chapel	-	Albion Walk, off Albion Street	Various	1793	1889	Foundation stone of Albion Zion Chapel laid 1793, chapel opened 1794. Became an Anglican chapel in 1796 and consecrated as St.

Call Lane Chapel	Metro Bus Stand K5 and open space,	Call Lane LS1	Independent or Arian	Marked on an 1847 Ordnance Survey map with the word "Arian". It is not marked on an 1890 OS map.

Ebenezer Methodist New Connexion Chapel	Victoria Quarter	Harewood Street LS2 7JA	Methodist New Connexion	Alexander Kilham preached here. The chapel burialyard was ordered closed to further burials by a motion passed at Leeds Town Council in June 1848.

Harrison's Almshouses Chapel	Bradbury Building, Age UK Leeds	Mark Lane LS2 8JA	Around 1815	The chapel of Harrison's Almshouses, built by John Harrison in the churchyard of St John the Evangelist, was converted for use as the Leeds Charity School in 1726.

St Anne's former cathedral	-	The Headrow	Roman Catholic	1838	1904	St. Anne's church originally stood at the junction of Guildford Street (the present Headrow) and Cookridge Street.

St Paul's Church	Park Square Residence	Park Square	Church of England	1793	1905	Built to provide a place of worship for the residents of the Park Estate.

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Albion Chapel is one of the places of worship in the City of Leeds.

final_sentence: Albion Chapel is one of the places of worship in the City of Leeds.