1909 – St. Margarets Church, Leeds, Yorkshire

After several years of fundraising for a permanent church building, architect Temple Moore was commissioned in 1901. The foundation stone was laid on 26 October 1907, the first phase of the building (with an unfinished west end) was completed in 1908, and consecrated in the following year. It is widely regarded as a particularly fine example of the Late Gothic Revival style and of Temple Moore’s work. Sadly the massive tower was not constructed.