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St Luke, Woodside Road, Woodside
On a busy road junction, the original church dates from 1887 by W.V. Arnold but much was badly damaged by a fire in 1920. Most of the building now dates largely from 1926-1927 and was designed by W D Caroe.
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St Matthew, St Mary’s Road, Harlesden
Off to one side from the town centre going north this is a typical W.D. Caroe church of 1900-06.
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St Michael, Elmwood Road, Chiswick
A suburban church just south of the busy Great West Road. It is by W.D. Caroe and dates from 1908-09
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Christ Church, Christchurch Street, Chelsea
Built 1838 by Edward Blore with the west and east ends added by W.D. Caroe in 1900-1001
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St Michael & All Angels, Milton Road, South Beddington
Actually very close to Wallington Roman catholic Church. It is by W.D. Caroe and dates from 1906.
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St Michael and All Angels, Flower Lane, Mill Hill
Overlooking Mill Hill Broadway nt far from the station. The design is of 1911 by W.D. Caroe but was not executed until 1921-22 under Herbert Passmore’s supervision. It was extended eastwards in 1932 and 1938 and finally the west end and Lady Chapel were built in 1956 to a modified design of Alban Caroe.
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St James, Lower Clapton Road, Clapton Pond
By E.C. Hakewill 1840-41, to which W.D.Caroe added a chancel and eastern bay and vestries in 1902. The interior is now divided into two with the crossing, transepts and chancel used as a church and the nave for community uses.
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St Peter le Poer, Friern Barnet
From 1909-1910 by Caroe and Passmore. The font and pulpit came from the demolished city church of the same name.
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St Bartholomew, Craven Park Road, Stamford Hill
Alongside the road and sitting low this is a church of 1904 by W.D. Caroe.
St Aldhelm, Silver Street, Edmonton
Well west of the town centre, one of W.D. Caroe’s striking churches, this one dates from 1903.
London Churches in photographs 