Church of All Saints

=History=

19th Century
In around 1867, the residents of Woodlesford, aided by the vicar of Rothwell Rev. Canon Bell, started a fund to build a new church in Woodlesford, owing to the distance to the other two churches in the area, Holy Trinity in Rothwell and St John's in Oulton. Then, in 1868, a fundraising bazaar was held at the Music Hall in Leeds. The land on which the church stands was a gift from Henry Bentley, of Eshald House, and a donation towards the church of £3000 was received from Joseph Crompton Oddie.

21st Century
=External Links=
 * All Saints' Church on Woodlesford, the Story of a Station.
 * Images of All Saints' Church on Leodis
 * Images of All Saints' Church on Leodis

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