Wavertree Congregational Church
Wavertree Congregational Church, 12 Hunters Lane, Liverpool, Merseyside, L15 8HL
The church is open fully for visitors to look around the 188 year old building, the school room is open in the basement as well as the gallery to give a birds eye view of the church, there will be members of the church available for tours if required.
The church features a baby Willis organ which is listed, and members of the church put on a wedding dress display of wedding dresses throughout the years from the 1940's onward that are connected to the church in some way.
There is also a World War 1 commemoration plaque that creates some interest with local historians. Also some printed items relating to Wavertree which have been donated to the church from past members of the congregation, giving information about the surrounding area.
The original pews are still in situ and the building has many other architectural features which are of interest.
Refreshments can be provided on a self serve basis.
Timings & Tours
- Saturday 13 September:
- 12.00 - 16.00
- Sunday 14 September:
- 12.00 - 16.00
- Saturday 20 September:
- 12.00 - 16.00
- Sunday 21 September:
- 12.00 - 16.00
Location & directions
Wavertree Congregational Church, 12 Hunters Lane, Liverpool, Merseyside, L15 8HL
- Directions:
- There is a direction sign for the church on Church Road North. Parking is limited on the lane but usually there are places to park on Prince Alfred Road and Church Road North.
- Contact on day:
- Mrs S. Warburton
- Telephone number:
- +447787907551
Booking information
- Pre-booking requirement:
- Pre-booking not required
Accessibility details
Stairlifts on site if wheelchair users are able to transfer on and off. This gives wheelchair access to the main church. There is also a step from the pavement through the gates and the pavement slopes. 1 disabled toilet in basement school room. There are toilets on the same level as the main church in the porch area, but there are 2 steps down to access.
Additional information
The church is considered to be a 'hidden gem' because of its location tucked away down a narrow lane. It has retained many original features and is an independent church. When the church was built it was not surrounded by houses as it is today. This is the last congregational church in Liverpool.
- Max no of people per tour:
- 200
- Est. tour duration:
- 1 hour(s)
