The Saltaire United Reformed Church was built by Sir Titus Salt in 1859 to serve his staff who worked at the Mill within the village of Saltaire, now a world heritage site. The building is a unique example of Italianate religious architecture.
The entrance is up six steps under a portico supported by six unfluted Corinthian columns and topped by a fretted tower with a cupola. Inside are hollow Corinthian columns with beautiful Scagliola exteriors, fashioned by Italian craftsmen.