Holy Trinity Bolton

The Holy Trinity Bolton was built between 1723-25 in a Gothic Revival stile it was declared Redundant in 1993 and until the time I spotted it when visiting Bolton it was empty. In 2007 a surveyor fell through the roof and was killed. The Church was eventually converted into 84 flats

Viewed from across the road, right the belltower clock

On top some very Gothic spires

This is a church along the road from the Holy Trinity, the sign said Save our Church

Another view of the church from across the road

Above looking from the traffic island at the North side and from the path, the churchyard looks like it was cut back for the road I am stood by

Above a gate pillar still with the hinge in place

The south side of the church

and the tower with door leading to the church

another view of the south side

Think this may have been the rectory and school ones time, now its a community centre

Locked gates leading to the rear of the church

 In 2014 the church was converted in to 84 flats and named Trinity Court and the above photo by

 Ian Greig off Geograph shows

The next few photos show how it looks now  Above this photo was taken by J Thomas in 2015 and shown on Geograph

  Another photo by J Thomas off Geograph  

This photo was taken by by Gerald England taken in 2016 and shown on Geograph

I feel new life has been given to the old church and it still lives on.
May you have  a wonderful weekend