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Holy Trinity Church, Laygate


Holy Trinity Church in Laygate, South Shields, was built between 1833-1834 by Salvin. Holy Trinity was built to serve the High Shields district of St. Hilda’s parish, and became a separate parish in 1848.[1] Located on Laygate Lane, at its junction with Commercial Road, the church could seat 1,200 people. It was demolished in 1980.[2]

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Tyne and Wear HER(4490): South Shields, Laygate, Holy Trinity Church
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South Shields Holy Trinity baptisms & burials 1834-1848
- "3,361 baptisms and 2,196 burials at South Shields Holy Trinity, from the time the church was built in 1834 to the end of 1848. Holy Trinity was built to serve …
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Holy Trinity Church, Laygate
- Photo, 1946: "A view of Holy Trinity Church, Laygate Lane, at its junction with Commercial Road."
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