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St Cedd, Lodge Avenue, Becontree
March 22, 2013 16:01 / Leave a comment
By Thompson & Whitehead, dating from 1964. It replaced a church built in the 1930s.




















St Alban, Becontree
March 1, 2013 11:01 / Leave a comment
In the west of the Becontree estate near the station of that name. It was designed by Milner & Craze and built in 1933-34. probably the most striking of the estate’s churches.































St Peter, Goresbrook Road, Becontree (Roman Catholic)
March 1, 2013 10:57 / Leave a comment
Opposite St Martin in the south-east corner of Becontree, designed by W.C. Mangan and built in 1937. The more recent stained glass is awkward to photograph well as it is inside the locked repository.





























St Elisabeth, Wood Lane, Becontree
February 16, 2013 12:59 / Leave a comment
In the centre of the estate, dating from 1931-32 by Sir Charles Nicholson.































St Thomas, Burnside Road, Becontree
February 16, 2013 12:51 / Leave a comment
The first Anglican church on the estate, from 1926-27 by Arthur C. Blomfield.























