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St George (former), High Street, Brentford
A church of 1887 by Arthur Blomfield at the eastern end of the High Street. It closed in 1959 and became a musical museum. This recently moved and the building has now been converted to flats.
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St Lawrence (former), High Street, Brentford
Disused and derelict at the east end of the town centre. The tower is 15th century, with a nave of 1764 by Thomas Hardwick.
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St Paul, St Paul’s Road, Brentford
Just behind the main street and the town centre church for Brentford. The original building is of 1868-69 by F & H Francis, but in 1990 the church was rebuilt by Michael Blee Partnership. The tower, spire, south and east walls were retained but a new building was constructed between and to the north of them. The former chancel remains as a side chapel.
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St Faith, Windmill Road, Brentford
North of the Roman Catholic church this is a building of 1906-07 by Bodley and Hare. It has been closed but has now been back into use in 2025 with a refurbished and reordered interior.
St John the Evangelist, Boston Park Road, Brentford
In the north of Brentford, almost under the M4. It is a small church of 1866 by J.T. Jackman.
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London Churches in photographs 