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Holy Trinity, Shepherdess Walk, Hoxton
At the end of a short cul de sac a church by William. Railton of 1848.
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St John the Baptist, New North Road, Hoxton
In a large , leafy churchyard, some of which produces commercial income for the church as a car park. The church is by Francis Edwards and dates from 1824-26. Most of the furnishings are 20th century, the remarkable ceiling being by J.A. Reeve and created 1902-14.
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St Monica, Hoxton Square, Hoxton (Roman Catholic)
Attached to an Augustinian Priory. The church is by E.W.Pugin and dates from 1864-66, with a lady chapel added by John Young in 1880. The columns and vault are all of wood. The church is being restored and fragments of the original painted decoration have been uncovered.
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St Anne, Hoxton Street, Hoxton
Very near St Columba, it is a church of 1868-69 by Francis Chambers, the show fronts in ragstone, the rest in brick.
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St Columba (fomer), Kingsland Road, Hoxton now Christ Apostolic Church
Originally an Anglican church of St Columba, of 1869-71 by James Brooks. Christ Apostolic Church (Bethel) since 1980.
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St Chad, Dunloe Street, Hoxton
A prominent James Brooks church 1867-69.
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London Churches in photographs 