Holy Trinity, West Hill, Wandsworth
Way out of the town centre on the way to Putney Heath. The church is of 1863 and by J.M.K. Hahn with a spire of 1888 added by George Patrick.
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All Saints, Wandsworth High Street
The town centre parish church. The tower is of 1630, extended with an extra story in 1841. The church is a rebuilding of 1779-80 by William Jupp, with a chancel and nave roof added by E.W. Mountford in 1899-1900.
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel and St Joseph, Battersea Park Road, Battersea (Roman Catholic)
Next to Battersea Park station. The church is by John Adams of 1879, the original church is now a Lady Chapel by C.A. Buckler 1868.
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All Saints, Prince of Wales Drive, Battersea
Opposite Battersea Park, it is by David Gill in 1976-78, replacing a church of 1882-1883 on an adjacent site. Some glass, the cockerel from the top of the tower, memorials and a font cover remain from the old church. The sanctuary area can be divided from the rest of the church to form a hall that is used as a nursery during the week.
St Saviour, Battersea Park Road, Battersea
Around half way along the road, this is a small church of 1870-71 by E.C. Robins. Inside it was split in 1986 with the eastern half as a worship space and the western half as a hall and kitchen, with a horizontal division leaving an upper floor in use as a nursery. There are plans (2024) to further reorder the lower area to restore an entrance to the main road into the nave.
Christ Church, Battersea Park Road, Battersea
At the western end of the road. The church is by T.F. Ford and dates from 1957 replacing a war-damaged 19th-century church. Some fittings by Martin Travers were brought from the sold church of St Stephen nearby. Like several other Ford churches, it contains murals by Hans Feibusch.
St Stephen (former), Battersea Park Road, Battersea now Assemblies of the First Born (Pentecostal)
Towards the western end of this long road on the corner of Battersea Bridge Road. It is by William White and dates from 1886-87. It was declared redundant and reopened as an Assemblies of the First Born church in 1978.
Sacred Heart, Trott Street, Battersea (Roman Catholic)
In the older part of Battersea towards the river, but hidden away in housing. The church is by F.A. Walters from 1892 with a modern extension with halls and offices overlooking a garden.
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St Peter, Plough Road, Battersea
A 19th-century church was replaced, following a fire in 1970, by a new building in 1974. This, in turn, was demolished in 2014 and a new building was opened in November 2018 as part of a housing development. Some use is also still made of a nearby community centre which served as the church during construction. The pictures of the building under construction and the temporary premises were taken in January 2017
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St Bartholomew (Former), Wycliffe Road, Battersea now St Nectarios Greek Orthodox
Designed by G.H. Fellowes Prynne and built in 1901. The church is entered along a narrow side passage and then through the attached hall of 1891. It was declared redundant in 1972 and then leased in 1973 and sold in 1995 to the Greek Orthodox church.
London Churches in photographs 