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St Nicholas, Church Street, Chiswick
The old parish church of Chiswick, very close to the Thames and a kilometre south of the modern town centre and the busy Great South West Road. It sits at one end of a large churchyard. The west tower is 15th century but the rest of the church was rebuilt by J.L. Pearson in 1882-84. The chancel includes three windows by William Burges from an incomplete rebuilding of 1861.
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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
St Joseph, Bolton Road, Grove Park, Chiswick (Roman Catholic)
Replacing a house used for worship, which became the presbytery, this is a church of 1959-60 by Donald Plaskett Marshall. An entrance area was added in the 199os by Eckhard Weisner
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St Paul, Grove Park Road, Chiswick
Grove Park is a Victorian suburb south of Chiswick railway station. This church was designed by H. Currey and built in 1872. The apse stained glass is by M.E. Aldrich Rope.
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St Michael and All Angels, Bath Road, Bedford Park, Chiswick
Bedford Park is an early garden suburb and this church dating from 1879-80 is one of its landmark buildings. The architect was Richard Norman Shaw. In 1887 a matching hall and north aisle were added by Maurice Adams.
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Our Lady of Grace and St Edward, Chiswick High Road, Chiswick (Roman Catholic)
In the middle of the town centre, a large very red building of 1904 by Kelly and Birchall. The tower was added by Giles Gilbert Scott in 1930.
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Christ Church, Turnham Green, Chiswick
Set in the middle of Turnham Green a little way off the main road, this is an early Gilbert Scott building, in fact by Scott and Moffatt and dating from 1841-43. A longer chancel was added by James Brooks in 1887. The nave interior has been divided in two with only the chancel retaining older furnishings.
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London Churches in photographs 