St. Andrew's 

St Andrew's Presbyterian Church was opened in 1916.  It stood on Owston Park Road, opposite the School.  

It was designed by Mr. T. Brownlow Thompson, architect, of Hull and built by Messrs. Quibell, Son & Greenwood, also of Hull. It was the first rural Presbyterian Church to be built in Yorkshire and was a free gift fromMr. Andrew Cockrane of Hull and Selby, who defrayed the entire costof nearly £4000. Miss MacKay, daughter of the late Minister of trinity Church, Doncaster, laid the foundation stone.

The design was a simple treatment of 14th Century Gothic in red stock bricks and Christie patent stone, roofed with slates. It was cruciform in plan, and had a simple arrangement of sliding and folding partitions by which the North and South aisles could be transformed into classrooms. The was seating accommodation for 350, without the choir.

Now demolished.