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St Lawrence (former), High Street, Brentford
Disused and derelict at the east end of the town centre. The tower is 15th century, with a nave of 1764 by Thomas Hardwick.
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Christ Church (former), Cosway street, St Marylebone
1822-24 by Thomas Hardwick and completed by Philip Hardwick. It was made redundant in 1978 and converted to offices by Umano architects in the 1980s
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St John, Park Road, St John’s Wood
Opposite Lord’s cricket ground it was built 1813, architect Thomas Hardwick. The galleries were enclosed in the 1930s.
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St Clement, King Square, Clerkenwell
Built in 1826 to designs by Thomas Hardwick, it was damaged in WW2 and reopened in 1954 after repairs by Norman Haines. The pulpit in from the 18th century, coming from St Marylebone chapel.
St Mary, Overton Drive, Wanstead
Built as part of Wanstead Park by Thomas Hardwick 1787-90
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St Bartholomew the Less, City of London
The chapel of St Bartholomew’s Hospital, the tower is 15th century, the unusual octagonal church by Thomas Hardwick 1823-25.
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St Mary, Marylebone Parish Church, Marylebone Road
Facing Marylebone Road and built by Thomas Hardwick 1813-17. Apse added 1883 by Thomas Harris
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St Paul, Covent Garden
The first classical church in London built by Inigo Jones 1631-38, but rebuilt after fire by Thomas Hardwick 1795-98, with 19th century restoration by Butterfield in 1871-1872a and Henry Clutton in 1878-1882. Its east end is the backdrop to the Covent garden piazza. Known as “The actor’s church”, there are many, mainly 20th century memorials to well known actors.
London Churches in photographs 