A Comprehensive List of Winchester Churches and Chapels

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The ancient parish of Winchester was comprised of several ecclesiastical parishes and chapels throughout its history. Here's a list of known chapels and parishes:

• WINCHESTER Cathedral (The Holy and Undivided Trinity) - 1599
• Winchester College Chapel - 1678
• Christ Church - 1861
• Holy Trinity - 1854
• St Bartholomew Hyde Street - including part of Soke Liberty - 1563
• St Clement - destroyed; united to/see St Thomas
• St Faith - 1670
• St George - destroyed; united to/see St Maurice
• St John - 1578
• St Lawrence - 1754
• St Martin Winnall -  1680
• St Mary Kalendar, (later destroyed) - united to/see  St Maurice
• St Mary Wood - destroyed; united to/see St Maurice
• St Matthew, Weeke - 1573
  
• St Maurice - 1538; united with St Mary Kalendar, St Peter Colebrook, St George, & St Mary Wood
• St Michael - 1632  
• St Peter Cheesehill - 1597
• St Peter Colebrook - destroyed; united to/see St Maurice
• St Peter Southgate - destroyed; united to/see St John
• St Swithin - 1562
  
• St Thomas - 1678
• Garrison Chapel - 1857
• Priory Chapel, High-street
• St Cross Hospital Chapel (extra-parochial; formerly annexed with St Faith, which see)