Methodist Church, Leeds

Located in the city centre between Town Hall and the Combined Courts, Leeds Methodist Church, which is also called the Oxford Place, is the city's home to the Methodist Mission. The Church often attracts both locals and tourists thanks to the attractive architectural features of the dome. The prominent Leeds landmark recently celebrated its 175 years since it foundation in 1835.

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Sight Name: Methodist Church
Sight Location: Leeds, England (See walking tours in Leeds)
Sight Type: Religious

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