Christ Church, Trafalgar Road, East Greenwich
The original church is by 1846-1848 by John Brown and Robert Kerr. That building lost its chancel when a new church building was added in 1989. The old church is now a Community centre with halls, offices and a cafe inserted on three floors. The new church has a gallery and a small chapel behind the gallery on the first floor of the building. A few windows and some of the ceiling are all that is visible of the old church inside.
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All Saints, Herbert Road/Ripon Road, Plumstead
A replacement for a WW2 damaged church. It was built in 1956 by Thomas F. Ford.
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St Paul (Former), Devonshire Drive, Greenwich (now 7th Day Adventist)
South of Greenwich town centre, this is an incomplete church of 1865-1866 by either S.S. or W.M. Teulon. It was badly damaged in WW2 and rebuilt subsequently. It closed in 1978 and was then used by a Wesleyan group until redundancy in 1984. It was then leased to Calvary Church and a scout troop before being sold in 1991 to the Seventh-day Adventists.
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Christ Church, Shooters Hill, SE18 3RS
Near the top of the hill, this is a small church of 1855-1856 by Tress and Chambers. The milestone in the churchyard is also an unusual memorial to the Battle of Ypres.
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St Patrick’s Chapel, Conway Road, Plumstead (Roman Catholic)
The original St Patrick’s church and school built in 1892-1893 and a short way from the newer St Patrick. It is still used for some masses. The architect was Alexander Henry Kersey.
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St Joseph, Herbert Road, Shooters Hill (Roman Catholic)
In a quiet suburban area, this was built as a Methodist church in 1886–1887 and designed by J. K. Cole. It became a Roman Catholic church in 1970, after the Methodists moved to a new building, the exterior retains the characteristic non-conformist church foundation stones.
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St James, (Former), Burrage Road (now St James Heights housing)
The architect of this 1855 church is unknown. It became a parish church in 1878 but by 1966 it had become the Greenwich Young People’s Theatre, only being actually sold in 1981. In 2005 it was converted to housing called St James Heights.
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St Michael and All Angels (Former), Bogard Road, Woolwich now (Church of the Pentecost UK, Jubilee Temple)
Sold in 2014 to a Ghanaian church called Church of the Pentecost UK. It stands high above Woolwich Dockyard station, the chancel is by J.W. Walters dating from 1875 to which the large nave was added in 1887-1889 by William Butterfield. In 1955 Thomas F. Ford added an aisle and a transept. Inside the chancel has been blocked off to create an office and storage area, but wall decoration and screens are intact behind the wall. I suspect there is a reredos, too but it was inaccessible on my visit.
St Michael, Abbey Wood Road, Abbey Wood
Serving the older part of Abbey Wood, south of the station. It dates from 1908 and is by Blomfield and Son.
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