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St Augustine (Former), Lillie Road, Fulham (Demolished, former Mission Church now a Day Nursery)
There were two buildings on this site. The church by J.E.K. and J.P. Cutts dated from 1899 but was destroyed by WW2 bombing in October 1940. It had superseded a mission church of 1891-1892 which had been retained as a hall and which became the church. It closed in 1997 and was made redundant and is now a day nursery. The church site is now occupied by housing
St Thomas of Canterbury, Rylston Road, Fulham (Roman Catholic)
The church and churchyard are surrounded by houses built after the church. It is one of A.W.N. Pugin’s few London churches and dates from 1847-48. A 2010 reordering has reinstated 19th century style decoration and seating and created an outer north passage beyond the north aisle.
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St Peter, Varna Road, Fulham,
A backstreet church designed by Arthur Billing in 1882-83. It was divided in 1978 by Biscoe and Stanton leaving the worship area as the eastern two-thirds of the nave and chancel.
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All Saints, Church Gate, Fulham
At the north end of Putney Bridge facing across to Putney Parish Church, this is the old parish church of Fulham on the edge of Bishop’s Park. The tower dates from 1440 but the rest was rebuilt in 1880-81 by Arthur Blomfield. Inside there is a large collection of monuments from before the rebuilding and much, mainly Heaton, Butler and Bayne, glass. Some medieval pieces remain together with an older Wailes window and a later one by Margaret H.E. Rope.
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Christ Church, Studdridge Street, Fulham
Closing off the view looking south down Quarrendon Street, this is a church of 1902-03 by J.E.K Cutts and J.P. Cutts. The west end has been divided off vertically and horizontally for halls, kitchens and a store-room for the food bank. The former chancel screen is now at the east end. Arts and Crafts glass by Karl Parsons is now hidden away in the store-room at the west end. There are also several later Morris and Co windows.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Stephendale Road, Fulham (Roman Catholic)
In the Sands End area of Fulham. It is by T.H.B. Scott and Benedict Williamson and built in 1922.
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St Matthew, Wandsworth Bridge Road, Fulham
A replacement for a Blomfield church of 1883-95. It was built in 1998-2000.
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St Eheldreda, Fulham Palace Road, Fulham
Towards the southern end of Fulham Palace Road. It dates from 1955-58 and is by Guy Biscoe, replacing a church of 1896-97.
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St Clement, Fulham Palace Road, Fulham
Towards the northern end of Fulham Place Road this small church and adjacent flats replaced a Blomfield church of 1885. The architect was Michael Biscoe and it was built in 1975-76
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St Andrew, Greyhound Road, Fulham Fields
Built 1873-74 and designed by Newman and Billing. Aston Webb added a Lady Chapel and extended the church a bay westwards. Webb added the sanctuary decoration in 1898-1901. In the 2000s there was a major developement at the west end to add in an impressive three-story arrangement of rooms and offices.
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London Churches in photographs 