St Elphin, Church Street
St Elphin, Church Street, Warrington, Cheshire WA1 2TL View on map
Dating from 1354 but present church now mainly 1859-67 by Frederick and Horace Francis and probably their best work (Pevsner). Wide nave, wide aisles, crossing tower and tall spire. The Boteler chapel, now the regimental chapel of the Duke of Lancaster Regiment contains a fine alabaster tomb of Sir John Boteler and his wife.
Contact
- Grant Recipient: St Elphin PCC
- Contact for access: Mr A Wright
- 01925 821048
- arnoldwright@btinternet.com
- http://www.warringtonparishchurch.org
Opening Arrangements
May - September: Wednesday 2pm - 4pm, Saturday 9am - 3pm. October to April: 9am - 12pm.
- Open on Heritage Open Day
Directions
One mile from Warrington town centre on A57 opposite supermarket. Rail: Warrington Central (1 mile), Bank Quay station (1½ miles). Bus: Service No's 2, 3 4 and 28A from Warrington bus station.
Parking Spaces
20
Disabled Access
- Wheelchair access: Partial
- Disabled Toilets: Yes
- Assistance dogs: No
WC
Yes