Guard’s Chapel, Birdcage Walk, Westminster
Part of Wellington barracks just south of St James Park. The building dates from 1961-63 and was designed by Bruce George. At its east end it incorporates an apse by G.E. Street (1877-79) that remains from the bombing of the previous building in 1944. The brown brick cloister is by H.S. Goodhart-Rendell dates from 1954-55.
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All Saints, London Road, Hackbridge
In the North-East of the borough near Mitcham. It was designed by H.P. Burke-Downing and built in 1931.
St Mathias, Cheam Common Road, Worcester Park
Designed by Tomei and Maxwell and built in 1962-64.
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Christ Church with St Philip, Ruskin Drive, Worcester Park
A Local Ecumenical Partnership between the CoE and Methodists. They use the Methodist Church of 1928-31 which was refurbished in 2008.
St Alban the Martyr, Elmbrook Road/Gander Green Lane, Cheam
Constructed in 1930-33 using materials from barns at Cheam Court farm. The architects were C.J. Marshall and Edward Swan. These photos were taken while new lighting was being installed and adjusted hence the ladders etc.
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St Oswald, Brocks Drive, Cheam
Very much a suburban church. This is by Thomas F. Ford and dates from 1953. The hall at the west end was originally the church and was built in 1936 to designs by T.P. Carr (final two images).
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St Dunstan, Church Road, Cheam
Built 1862-64 to designs by F.H. Pownall, the tower and spire were added by Carpenter & Ingelow in 1870.
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Lumley Chapel, Church Road, Cheam
In the churchyard of St Dunstan. It is now maintained by CCT. It was the chancel (probably 12th century) of the medieval parish church.
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St Christopher, Dallas Road, Cheam (Roman Catholic)
Originally Cheam School chapel designed by Slater & Carpenter 1867-68. Its orientation was turned by 90 degrees in the 1970s when a new extension at right angles was added.
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The Good Shepherd, Queen Mary Avenue, Carshalton Beeches
A remarkable looking church of 1930 by Martin Travers and T.F.W. Grant.
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