Help me identify these churches buildings.

[kingofbayhead]

Hello,
I'm putting together an image database of all of Birmingham's (and UK's and the rest of the world's! - a life long project) buildings of note that were standing in the Halcyon Days, i.e., pre-War. Hoping people can help me identify some in this thread as questions arise.

Any names, photos, links to images would be appreciated.

First up. The church at left below was mis-labeled on a facebook page as Moseley Rd Congregational. It looks similar to that actual church (at right). Can anyone do what Google AI cannot and identify the left-hand church - it may be from another city.

 

[kingofbayhead]

I believe this is Warwick Rd Congregational on the corner. There's now an islamic center on the site. Any ground level photos?

 

[kingofbayhead]

This illustration for Sparkhill Congregational... was it ever built or did the design change?

 

[kingofbayhead]

Was this Wesleyan Chapel & School ever built?

 

[Pedrocut]

Was this Wesleyan Chapel & School ever built?
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Here is the description from the Builder.

 

[Vivienne14]

If you go to our Churches section in the Genealogy and Family History section on our home page you'll find many churches and chapels listed. Often, members have posted old images of these (and sometimes current views) which may give you an indication of whether the buildings still exist. An example Sparkhill Congregational Church is discussed in this link:

https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/threads/sparkhill-congregational-church.45064

Churches often come up in discussions about streets and areas. If you are searching for a specific building you may find it mentioned in other topics too. By using the search facility this could turn up more information.