This is an unlisted building, although the vicarage and its gates and piers are listed and dated 1858.
It stands on Savile Road, Thornhill Lees, Dewsbury, and was designed in the Early Decorated style by Mallinson & Healey, of Bradford.
It was consecrated on Wednesday 23 June 1858.
All the stone carving was executed by Catherine Mawer.
It contains many windows by William Wailes on the north and east side of the chancel, in the tower, and at the east end of the aisles.
It also contains the St George's window from St Mary's, Savile Town, and the building was renovated in 1928.
The church was threatened with closure in 2010 due to low congregation numbers.
However it is now an Anglo-Catholic church.


In 1858 the Leeds Intelligencer said: 
"The porch is entered by a foliated arch, and over the principal door is carved the text, How amiable are Thy Tabernacles, O Lord of Hosts ... Near the principal entrance stands the font, of Caen stone, with marble pillars, and an elaborate oak cover of buttress and canopy work, terminating in a pelican in her piety ... Under the east window is an elaborate reredos, of Caen stone, with marble pillars, by Mawer of Leeds, who also executed the font and the whole of the carving.
"(Leeds Intelligencer 26 June 1858)
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This is an unlisted building, although the vicarage and its gates and piers are listed and dated 1858. It stands on Savile Road, Thornhill Lees, Dewsbury, and was designed in the Early Decorated style by Mallinson & Healey, of Bradford. It was consecrated on Wednesday 23 June 1858. All the stone carving was executed by Catherine Mawer. It contains many windows by William Wailes on the north and east side of the chancel, in the tower, and at the east end of the aisles. It also contains the St George's window from St Mary's, Savile Town, and the building was renovated in 1928. The church was threatened with closure in 2010 due to low congregation numbers. However it is now an Anglo-Catholic church.

In 1858 the Leeds Intelligencer said: 
"The porch is entered by a foliated arch, and over the principal door is carved the text, How amiable are Thy Tabernacles, O Lord of Hosts ... Near the principal entrance stands the font, of Caen stone, with marble pillars, and an elaborate oak cover of buttress and canopy work, terminating in a pelican in her piety ... Under the east window is an elaborate reredos, of Caen stone, with marble pillars, by Mawer of Leeds, who also executed the font and the whole of the carving."(Leeds Intelligencer 26 June 1858)
 Media related to Church of the Holy Innocents, Thornhill Lees at Wikimedia Commons
Catherine Mawer