Religion and place in Leeds / John Minnis with Trevor Mitchell.

Main entry:

Minnis, John.

Title & Author:

Religion and place in Leeds / John Minnis with Trevor Mitchell.

Publication:

Description:

80 pages : color illustrations, color map ; 21 x 21 cm.

Series:

Informed conservation

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page 79).
1. Introduction -- 2. The geographical setting -- 3. A Methodist city? -- 4. New century, new challenges -- 5. The move to the suburbs -- 6. Conservatism and practicality -- 7. Coming full circle : 1960s to the present -- 8. Faiths established in Leeds since 1945 -- 9. Places of worship in Leeds : the future / Trevor Mitchell.

Summary:

Religious and cultural diversity has been a key feature of the city of Leeds for almost 200 years and has resulted in the building of fine churches, chapels and synagogues. Tracing the architectural response to the changing conditions of the inner city and suburbs, this book examines the buildings associated with the groups of newcomers to Leeds.

Resources:
Table of contents
Contributor biographical information
Publisher description
Table of contents only

ISBN:

1905624484
9781905624485

Subject:

Religious architecture England Leeds History 20th century.
Church buildings England Leeds History 20th century.
Architecture religieuse Angleterre Leeds (West Yorkshire) Histoire 20e siècle.
Church buildings
Religious architecture
Leeds (Yorkshire)
Yorkshire Leeds.
England Leeds
Architecture.

Form/genre:

History

Added entries:

Mitchell, Trevor.
English Heritage.
Informed conservation.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 280363
Call No.: BIB 217060
Status: Available

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