Nottinghamshire churches which no longer exist

ADBOLTON	All Hallows	The church was demolished in 1746, and the recotory was annexed to Holme Pierrepont.
BASFORD	St Augustine of England	Situated on New High Church Street, built in 1852, demolished in 1989.
BEVERCOTES	St Giles	Chapelry of West Markham parish. Demolished c1643.
BLIDWORTH	Chapel of St Lawrence	Fell down in 1736, and was replaced with church of St Mary.
COLSTON BASSETT	St Mary	Church closed 1892, and building now in ruins. Replaced by St John the Divine.
COLWICK	St John the Baptist	Closed in 1936, and building now in ruins. * If you are interested in this church please e-mail me for further details.
COTHAM	St Michael	Closed c1976, and parish united with Hawton.
FLAWFORD	St Peter	Demolished in 1773, and superseded by its chapelry at Ruddington.
HABBLESTHORPE	St Peter	Church was in ruins in 1743, and now only churchyard remains. United with North Leverton.
HAUGHTON	St James	Chapelry of Walesby, now in ruins.
KIMBERLEY	Chapel	Chapelry of St Mary, Greasley. Was in ruins by 1797, and dissapeared by 1850. Replaced by Holy Trinity in 1847.
KINOULTON	St Wilfrid	Only churchyard remains. Replaced by St Luke, which was built 1790.
NEWSTEAD	Newstead Abbey	Abbey closed during Dissolution and Newstead became a liberty. Services were held in the Abbey's private chapel in 1881, but the chapel buildings are now in ruins.
NOTTINGHAM	Emmanuel	Woodborough Road. Church was built in 1885, and demolished in 1972.
NOTTINGHAM	Holy Trinity	Milton Street. Built 1841 Demolished circa 1956. Now the site of a car park. * If you are interested in this church please e-mail me for further details.
NOTTINGHAM	St Ann	Built at the junction of Corporation Road and St Ann's Well Road in 1864 and demolished in 1971. * If you are interested in this church please e-mail me for further details.
NOTTINGHAM	St Bartholomew	Bluebell Hill Road. Built 1886, demolished after 1972.
NOTTINGHAM	St James	Built on Standard Hill in 1815.Demolished. * If you are interested in this church please e-mail me for further details.
NOTTINGHAM	St John the Baptist	Built on Leen Side, in 1843. Destroyed during an air raid in May 1941, and remains later demolished.
NOTTINGHAM	St Luke	Carlton Road (see under Sneinton)
NOTTINGHAM	St Mark	Near Windsor Street. Built c1860. Demolished.
NOTTINGHAM	St Matthew	Upper Talbot Street. Built c1856. Demolished 1956.
NOTTINGHAM	St Paul	George Street. Built 1822 as chapel of ease to St Mary. Closed 1923.
NOTTINGHAM	St Stephen	Built 1868 on Lower Parliament Street. Demolished to build Great Central Railway.
NOTTINGHAM	St Thomas	Park Row. Built circa 1873? Closed circa 1926.
REMPSTONE	St Peter in the Rushes	Demolished 1771 and replaced with All Saints.
RUFFORD	Rufford Abbey	Abbey closed during Dissolution and Rufford became extra-parochial. Services were held in the Abbey's private chapel in 1881, but buildings are now in ruins.
SAXONDALE	St Martin	Chapelry. Now closed.
SNEINTON	St Alban	Built 1867, closed 1964 (?). Parish united with St Stephens.
SNEINTON	St Luke	Carlton Road. Built 1863, closed 1924. Demolished in October 1925.
SNEINTON	St Philip	Built 1880, closed 1963. Parish united with St Christopher (1910)
SOUTH WHEATLEY	St Helen	In ruins. Parish united with North Wheatley in 1883.
THORPE IN THE GLEBE	?	In ruins by 1824. Holy Trinity at Wysall used by villagers.
WEST BURTON	St Helen	Demolished c1886, and parish united with North Wheatley.
WIVERTON HALL	St Lawrence	Extra Parochial. Chapel was in ruins by 1677.

This information was gathered from three main sources: The Nottinghamshire volume of the National Index of Parish Registers, pub. by the Society of Genealogists, Kelly's Directory of Nottinghamshire 1881 and The Alan Godfrey Series of Maps covering central and south Nottingham dated 1899. However, there may be additional churches which no longer exist, and if you know of one I would be grateful if you could contact me.