Church of St Mary Magdalene

The Church of St. Mary Magdalene is a Grade II listed building located on Barrow Road in St. Helen Without. It was constructed in 1855 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott and features coursed and dressed limestone with a gabled stone-coped old tile roof. The church is designed in the Gothic Revival style, specifically in a late geometrical style, and includes a nave with a north porch and a chancel with a vestry.

The east end of the church has a three-light window flanked by offset buttresses. The chancel, which has two bays, and the four-bay nave feature hood moulds with head-stops over mainly two-light windows. There is a priest's door in the center of the south chancel wall and a plain door leading to the vestry. The north porch is timber-framed and has a moulded pointed doorway that frames mid-19th century double-leaf doors.

At the east gable of the nave, there is a belfry topped with a French-Gothic-style crocketed spire, which includes trefoiled lights and spandrels. Inside, the sanctuary has an encaustic tile floor, and the church contains a Gothic style communion rail and pews with carved bench ends. The chancel arch is supported by ballflower-carved corbels, and there is a plain stone pulpit along with an octagonal stone font inscribed with "suffer little children to come unto me." The chancel features a waggon roof, while the nave has a four-bay roof with curved principals and steeply-cambered collars that create a cruck effect. The church also includes mid-19th century stained glass in the east window and in the heads of three other windows, as well as 20th century memorial windows.