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St George, Borough Road, Kingston upon Thames (Greek Orthodox)
A conversion of an old school to a church and Greek School.
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St Paul, Alexandra Road, Kingston upon Thames
North of the town centre a large church by F. Peck, 1878. The transepts were added 1924-28 by P. Lamb.
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St Luke, Gibbon Road, Kingston upon Thames
A large dark red brick church, a little way north of the town centre, of 1888-89 by Kelly and Birchall of Leeds. Unusually for this type of large red brick suburban late 19th century church it possesses a tower with a spire that was added in 1891.
St Agatha, Kings Road, Kingston upon Thames (Roman Catholic)
On the north side of the town, a church of 1899 by John Kelly. The lower pictures show it in Feb 2014 obscured by scaffolding while it underwent cleaning.
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St Raphael, Portsmouth Road, Kingston upon Thames (Roman Catholic)
South of the town centre, facing the River Thames. A very early Roman catholic church of 1846-47 by Charles Parker. He built a copy of this church at St Albans in Hertfordshire
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St John the Baptist, Robin Hood Lane, Kingston Vale
In a wooded churchyard just off Kingston Vale, at the northern tip of London Borough of Kingston. The church is by Ewan Christian and dates from 1861, with the north aisle added in 1874.
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St Anne, Kingston Hill (Roman Catholic)
Towards Kingston Vale well north of the town centre, a church of 1960 by F.G. Broadbent.
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St John the Evangelist, Grove Lane, Kingston upon Thames
In south-eastern suburban Kingston. it is a church of 1871-73 by Arthur.J Phelps who was a local Surbiton architect, with the tower added in 1936. It was seriously smoke damaged and by fire in 1993. in 2018 there is due to be a new lighting and heating system installed.
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Lovekyn Chapel (former), London Road, Kingston upon Thames (now events venue at Kingston Grammar School)
A former chantry chapel of 1309 and 1352, now an events venue owned by Kingston Grammar School.
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All Saints, Market Place, Kingston upon Thames
The large parish church of Kingston upon Thames. The building is largely 15th century but was heavily restored by Raphael Brandon, 1862-66 and John Loughborough Pearson, 1883. The brick tower top was added in 1708 by John Yeomans. During 2014 it has undergone a major restoration by Ptolmey Dean Architects.
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London Churches in photographs 