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Church of St Patrick (Roman Catholic)

A Grade II Listed Building in Whitby, North Yorkshire

Former St Patricks church

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Originally a C18 private house on Church Street, In 1886 it became St Patrick’s school and was used as a Mass-centre on Sundays to serve the large number of parishioners living on the east side of town. The school closed in 1948.
In 1929-30 a church dedicated to St Patrick was constructed across the yard from the school. The church was not built to the road, nor was a frontage constructed, because of plans at the time to straighten Church Street. These plans were abandoned with the outbreak of war in 1939 and were never revived. The only indication of it being a church is the panel above the door, in an otherwise normal Georgian House.

Uploaded by Mike Kirby on 9 August 2012

Photo ID: 55351
Building ID: 101148331
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