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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.
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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. Its east end is the backdrop to the Covent garden piazza.
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