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St Mark, Bathurst Gardens/All Souls Avenue, Kensal Rise
A typical suburban church by J.S. Alder dating from 1914. Like a number of his churches it was left unfinished until 1968 when Riley and Glanfield added a non matching west end.
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St Michael (former), Mora Road, Cricklewood
Hidden away on a street corner near a former waterworks. The church is by J.S. Alder and dates from 1909-10. It was made redundant in 1992 and became the Church of Christ Apostolic, but it now appears to be up for sale.
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St Catherine, Dudden Hill Lane, Neasden
On a busy roundabout opposite the Grange Museum, it is a church of 1916 by J.S. Alder with the western bay and porch added in 1954 by E.B. Glanfield.
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St Saviour, Cobbold Road, Shepherds Bush
On the edge of Wendell Park at the western end of Shepherds Bush. The nave dates from 1888-89 by C.N. Tudor with the chancel added in 1894. A 1970 reordering by Norman Haines has meant that the western half of the nave is divided off as a nursery school and community centre, the sanctuary at the west end of the rump nave and the office in the sanctuary area which has gained an organ gallery.
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St Mary and Archangel Michael, Cranbourne Gardens, Temple Fortune (Coptic)
In suburbia north of the centre of Golders Green. This was built as St Barnabas C of E church in 1915 by J.S. Alder. The chancel and Lady chapel were added in 1932-34 by Ernest Shearman. The nave was rebuilt in 1962 by Romilly B. Craze after war damage. It became a Coptic church in 1996 and this was when the west porch was added. The original altar and reredos are retained in the chancel behind the iconostasis. There is a long running construction project to add extra facilities alongside and to the rear of the church.
St Barnabas (Former), Holden Road, Woodside Park
A typical large J.S. Alder church of 1912-14. The interior has been split with the west end converted to offices and rooms. A western balcony was built over them facing into the church. The photos below were taken with the church set up for a toddler group, rather than worship. In late 2018 the church moved to a former office block, Solar House, on North Finchley High Road and this building is being (March 2020) converted to housing (see lowest images).
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March 2020 conversion to housing
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All Saints, Campbell Road, Twickenham
Between two dead end roads south-west of the town centre. It is a large church of 1914 by J.S. Alder.
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St George, Pinner View, Headstone
A suburban church of 1911 by J.S. Alder. The east window is by Martin Travers.
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St John the Baptist, Sheepcote Road, Greenhill, Harrow
Right in harrow town centre, the church was built in 1904 to designs by J.S. Alder, it was extended east in 1925 by Alder & Turrill, with the chancel by Martin Travers added in 1938.
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Holy Trinity, Granville Road, Stroud Green
A church hall of 1913 by J.S. Alder, it replaced the war damaged church alongside which was demolished in 1960.
London Churches in photographs 