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I can find nothing about this Church/Chapel/School on Haugh Shaw Road in Saville Park, Halifax; unusual as it's brick possibly dating from 1880
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All Souls Church. Halifax. West Yorkshire. 1869. Grade 1 Listed. Designed by George Scott for Edward Akroyd for his model village/factory area Akroydon. Magnesium Limestone is used to dress the outer giving it an unusual white gloss finish.
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The Joseph Crossley Almshouses are Tudor style almshouses built by Roger Ives and Son in 1863-70. They are still used as elderly residential homes.
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Calderdale Magistrates Court. Halifax. Not too much around the www of this late 19thC Ashlar dressed sandstone building. To me it looks around 1872-8
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Holy Trinity Church 1798. Tower added 1818. Now offices. Designed by Thomas Johnson of Leeds although some say William Bradley of Piece Hall fame.
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Mount Zion chapel was demolished and then rebuilt in 1815 whilst the cottage, 1773, remained to give the present shape to the building. John Wesley visited the chapel in 1774
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Old farm. Cragg Vale. West Yorkshire. UK.
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Halifax Minster. (St John the Baptist Church). It has medieval roots, the tower was finished in 1449AD