online search for demolished churches

[awalters46103]

I'm having trouble locating St Matthews CofE church in Hanley, Staffordshire (1915) and I'm presuming the reason is because it no longer exists.
Does anyone know of a website which says where these churches were, photographs, or any other information about it?

[gasser]

I don't know of any website but I have found this
https://www.
thepotteries.org/tour/059.htm

[geneius]

Try this link, not sure if it the same as above

https://www.
thepotteries.org/church/hanley/st_matthew.htm

[Lesley Robertson]

Have you looked at GENUKI? They talk about a St Matthew's associated with an area of Hanley and Shelton parish. There's loads of references, etc.
https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/STS/Hanley/

[helachau]

Church Plans online https://www.churchplansonline.org/

There is a plan of the layout of St. Mathews, Etruria, Shelton

[helachau]

"Old Maps" https://old-maps.co.uk/index.html

click on link and enter coordinates 387046 347306
when all maps loaded, the main window shows a modern view of Etruria
click on "1879 old map" and/or "1880 town plans" for an historical view of that same location
when old map loaded in main window, click on main window to zoom (note- don't click on the box marked "Enhance zoom" - anywhere but there!!)

By clicking on later "old maps" you may be able to work out when St Mathew "disappeared". The site I identified on previous post has 1949??i