An ancient parish church built in the grounds of Barking Abbey (sse the gatehouse below) at one end of Barking town centre.
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- A Church Near You (CofE)
- Churches of Britain and Ireland
- Ecclesiological Society
- Essex Churches
- Greater London Churches – Flickr group
- Hertfordshire Churches
- Historic Churches of Greater London Facebook Group
- London Historians
- London Historians' Blog
- National Churches Trust
- South London Church Reviews
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