St Mark (Former), North Audley Street, Mayfair now Mercato Mayfair
By J.P. Gandy Deering and dating from 1824-28. It closed as an Anglican church in 1974 and was until recently, an events venue called Number One Mayfair (last two images). Currently (2020) the building has been restored and it is a food market and court called Mercato Mayfair. There are community facilities underneath. Much of the interior dates from a reconstruction by Arthur Blomfield in 1878. A war memorial chapel was added at the northeast in 1921.
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St James, Piccadilly
Right on Piccadilly but for the open air market in front of it. It is by Christopher Wren 1676-84. It was restored after WW2 damage by Sir Albert Richardson in 1947-54.
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Christ Church, Down Street, Mayfair
Not far from Piccadilly is this church of 1865 by F & H Francis. It is now the base for an evangelical Anglican plant. A fire in 1906 led to a rebuilding by R.L. Hesketh
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Ukranian Catholic Cathedral of the Holy Family in Exile formerly The King’s Weigh House Chapel, Duke Street, Mayfair
A little way south of Oxford Street it was originally built as a Congregational Chapel in 1889-91 and designed by Alfred Waterhouse. It became an eastern rite Catholic church in 1967.
Holy Cross (new church), Ferrymead Gardens, Greenford
At right angles to and sharing the churchyard of its medieval predecessor. This is a large church of 1939 by Sir Albert Richardson.
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Holy Cross (old church), Ferrymead Gardens, Greenford
A small medieval village church which now shares a churchyard with its 1930s successor. The glass in the chancel comes from Kings College Cambridge.
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St Hugh of Lincoln, Kensington Road, Northolt
A small church of 1970 in eastern Northolt. It is by I. Nellist.
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St Richard, Sussex Crescent, Northolt
The church for the Racecourse estate north of Northolt station. It is a hall of 1960.
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St Barnabas, Raglan Way, Northolt Park
A suburban church facing a very quiet dual carriageway. It is by J. Harold Gibbons started in 1939 but not completed until after WW2 in 1954. The stained glass is by Margaret E.E. Rope from the mid 1950s. Inside the Lady Chapel is raised up at first floor level above the chancel.
St Bernard, Mandeville Road, Northolt (Roman Catholic)
On the main road through Northolt. It dates from 1964-65 and is by Scott and Jacques.
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London Churches in photographs 