R. C. Carpenter’s red sandstone church of 1844–46, admired by the Victorian church reformers, served the streets of Bordesley. It lost its spire in a storm in 1894 and was demolished around 1985.
St Andrew’s — outline from the OS 1:500 plan of 1887–88; red sandstone with steep roofs and a broach spire, from the Ecclesiologist (1844–46) (heights estimated; the spire was taken down after a storm in 1894)Landmarks standing todayBuildings standing on the site today (see-through)Buildings today (OpenStreetMap)