Holy Trinity, Castelnau, Barnes
Near the south end of Hammersmith Bridge. it was designed by Thomas Allom and built in 1868.
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St Aloysius, Phoenix Road, Somers Town (Roman Catholic)
Round the corner from Euston Station, this is a church of 1966-67 by John Newton of Burles, Newton & Partners. It replaced a church of 1808 damaged in WW2.
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St Paul, Lorrimore Square, Newington
The church for the Brandon Estate. It replaced achurch destroyed by bombing in 1941. Designed by Woodroffe Buchanan and Coulter, it was built in 1955-60 with the church at first floor level and rooms beneath. There is a hidden Lady Chapel at the east end.
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Garrison Church of St George, Grand Depot Road, Woolwich
Now a stabilised ruin. It lies across the road from the main garrison buildings. It was built in 1863 by T.H. Wyatt, but gutted in WW2. The east end is now protected by a tensile roof erected in 2015 to preserve the fabric and the mosaics.
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Royal Foundation of St Katherine, Butcher Row, Ratcliffe
Originally a religious community founded in 1147, it has had several homes, including the building that is now St Katherine’s Danish church by Regent’s Park. It moved to this site, the bombed site of St James, Ratcliffe, after WW2. R.E. Enthoven designed new buildings including a chapel in 1950-52. The chapel was refurbished in 2003-2004 by PRP Architects. The refurbishment included enlarged windows and a new window at the east end. The furnishings are a mixture of new and medieval ones brought from previous chapels.
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St George’s German Lutheran Church, Alie Street, Whitechapel
Built in 1762-63 and attributed to Joel Johnson. Since 1998 it has been cared for by the Historic Chapels Trust. It retains most of its 18th century furnishings
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Holy Trinity, Sloane Square, Chelsea
“The Cathedral of the Arts and Crafts Movement”. Built 1888-90 by J.D. Sedding. WW2 bombing meant that the vault of 1959 by Michael Farey is plaster.The huge east window is by Morris & Co with figures designed by Burne Jones and backgrounds by Morris.
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St John, Kings Road, Chelsea
Up steep steps above some shops, this is a church of 1973 by Henry Cadbury Brown & Partners.
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Our Lady of Dolours, Fulham Road (Roman catholic)
The tower is all that can be seen from Fulham Road, this fronts a long passage of 1880 that leads to a narthex of 1894 by C.A. Hansom that was added to the church of 1874-86 by J.A. Hansom.
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St Francis, Pottery Lane, Notting Dale (Roman Catholic)
1859-60 by Henry Clutton as a complex of church, schools and presbytery for the oblates of St Charles. J.F. Bentley, in his first work, added the angled Lady Chapel, baptistery and porch in 1861-63
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London Churches in photographs 