Churches and The Rectory
There are several churches in Guiseley of different denominations, some are still standing and others have since been demolished.
Please note: the Guiseley pages are a work in progress and may take a couple of years to complete initially.
You are welcome to look at what I've done so far!
St. Oswalds Church
Exterior - Main Entrace and Lych Gate
awaiting new photo
- date
- unknown
- copyright
- Matthews of Bradford
- full size
- 2000x1250px
- postcard
- Matthews 6257
Exterior - From the Churchyard
- date
- c.1949
- copyright
- Walter Scott
- full size
- 2000x1215px
- postcard
- Walterscott B496
Interior
These interior photos were taken on the heritage open day in 2024 with the kind permission of the reverand.
- date
- unknown
- copyright
- H Burniston
- full size
- 2000x1244px
- postcard
- Hburniston 191
- date
- September 2024
- copyright
- Ian Atkinson
- full size
- 2000x1282px
- date
- c.1943
- copyright
- H Burniston
- full size
- 2000x1227px
- postcard
- Hburniston 192
- date
- September 2024
- copyright
- Ian Atkinson
- full size
- 2000x1333px
St. Oswalds Rectory
Guiseley rectory is an Elizabethan Grade II* listed building which was originally build in 1601 by Robert More who was the Rector at the time. The rectory may have been build on the grounds of an ancient manor house. The building is now private housing.
Front Elevation
Gardens
Interior
Oxford Road Baptist Chapel
The Baptist Chapel in Oxford Road was built in 1883 and still stands today.
- date
- c.1909
- copyright
- Phototype Co.
- full size
- 2000x1212px
- postcard
- Phototype 3614
- date
- September 2024
- copyright
- Ian Atkinson
- full size
- 2000x1208px
- status
- temporary image
Oxford Road Methodist Church
The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in Oxford Road was built in 1896 and demolished in 1985 where a replacement church was immediately built.
