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Chapel, St John and St Elizabeth Hospital, Grove End Road, St John’s Wood (Roman Catholic)
A private hospital and hospice (though containing an NHS GP service). The chapel was moved from previous premises in Great Portland Street and reconstructed here within new buildings. The chapel dates from 1864 and is by George Goldie rebuilt here by Edward Goldie 1898-1902.
The Faithful Virgin, Central Road,Upper Norwood (Roman Catholic)
Part of a convent which also has a secondary school and this parish church as part of the complex of buildings erected since 1857. The church is part of a large range of buildings and was built as a chapel in 1881 by Edward Goldie
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St Joseph, Plaistow Lane, Bromley (Roman Catholic)
Around a mile north east of the town centre on a busy roundabout this is a tall basilica of 1912 by Edward Goldie.
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St Thomas a Becket, West Hill, Wandsworth (Roman Catholic)
A prominent sight near the top of West Hill. The church dates from 1893-95, with the chancel and Lady chapel added in 1897-99, the south aisle and porch in 1901, transepts 1912 and tower 1926-27
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Our Lady of Lourdes, High Street, Acton (Roman Catholic)
On the main street through the town centre. It dates from 1902 and is by Edward Goldie.
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St Lawrence, Main Road, Sidcup (Roman Catholic)
Very close to Christ Church, a domed church of 1906 by Edward Goldie. Financial issues meant that completion had to wait until 1930.
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Our Lady of the Assumption, Victoria Park Square, Bethnal Green (Roman Catholic)
Behind the Museum of Childhood, a large church of 1911-12 by Edward Goldie. The interior could only be photographed from the narthex, the doors into the nave were locked.
St Monica, Palmers Green (Roman Catholic)
Just up the road from the Anglican parish church. It dates from 1913-14 and is by Edward Goldie. The striking east window is by Carmel Cauchi and is from 1984.
St James, Spanish Place, St Marylebone (Roman Catholic)
One of London’s largest Roman Catholic Churches. Designed by Edward Goldie in 1885 and the east end completed in 1890 and the western end in 1914-18.
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London Churches in photographs 