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St Barnabas, Shacklewell Row, Dalston
One of Charles Reilly’s few buildings – this church dates from 1909-11. The screen was added in 1935 to designs by Tyson Smith. It is part of an east end mission created by Merchant Taylor’s School and lies hidden behind the school house. Both have been brought back into use by an evangelical plant who have restored the school, the church is little changed.
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Holy Trinity, Beechwood Road, Dalston
A large bulk of a church south of the town centre.The scene of the annual clowns church service. It is by Ewan Christian and dates from 1878-79. Much more individual than most of his designs.
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Our Lady and St Joseph, Balls Pond Road, Dalston (Roman Catholic)
By W.C. Mangan and built 1962-64 and set back from the road not far from Kingsland Road in central Dalston.
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St Mark, Dalston
A huge low church building by Chester Cheston (1862-66) not far from Dalston Kingsland station. The interior is little altered and is a stunning example of the more evangelical end of Victorian church design. The tower, completed by E.L.Blackburne in 1877-80, uniquely features an outdoor barometer. At the crossing are two stained glass angel windows in the roof.
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