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Thornton Lodge, Huddersfield — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Thornton Lodge is a Huddersfield suburb of housing and small shops, bordered by Crosland Moor, Lockwood and Longroyd Bridge.
About Thornton Lodge
Where to stay in Thornton Lodge
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Thornton Lodge is suburban housing with small shops attached, so the rooms that serve a visit are Huddersfield's own, a short way north past Longroyd Bridge. Crosland Moor lies west. Trinity House, Commerce House and the Church of the Holy Trinity are the named buildings closest to any bed here.
Lockwood sits south, and industrial units mark the Longroyd Bridge edge.
About Thornton Lodge
What are the main landmarks in Thornton Lodge?
Three churches carry the district: St Thomas's Church, Huddersfield, the Church of the Holy Trinity, and the Church of St Stephen, each set among the suburban housing. Trinity House and Commerce House stand on the list beside The Green. Two addresses close it. 91, Fitzwilliam Street and 10, Elmwood Avenue are listed in their own right, as is The Apostolic Church, since given over to housing.
What is the history of Thornton Lodge?
The record gives Thornton Lodge no founding year, dating it instead through walls: the Church of the Holy Trinity, the Church of St Stephen and St Thomas's Church, Huddersfield. Trinity House survives too. The Apostolic Church has been repurposed as residential, one of the changes the list records for the suburb.
Huddersfield holds the older account, with Crosland Moor and Lockwood at the borders.
Where is Thornton Lodge?
Thornton Lodge fills the ground between Crosland Moor to the west, Lockwood to the south and Longroyd Bridge to the north, inside Huddersfield.
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Updated September 2026