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St Stephen, St Stephen’s Terrace, South Lambeth
A replacement of 1969 by Norman Ashley Green for a church of 1860-61.It was extensively refurbished in 2006 with a new entrance and windows.
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St Barnabas, Guildford Road, Kennington (former) now Ekarro House
Made redundant in 1980 and converted to housing as Ekarro House. It was built in 1848-50 and designed by Isaac Clarke and James Humphreys.
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Pelham Mission, Lambeth Walk (Former) now Henry Moore Sculpture Studio (Morley College)
A Mission church, with an outside pulpit, of 1910 by Waring and Nicholson. It is now part of Morley College who bought it in 1977 and is now called the Henry Moore Sculpture Studio.
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St Mary, Albert Embankment, Lambeth (former), now The Museum of Garden History
Made redundant in 1972 and turned into the Museum of Garden History in 1979. the church is of the 1370s, but the body of the church was heavily rebuilt in 1851-52 by P.C. Hardwick
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St Patrick, Cornwall Road, Waterloo (Roman Catholic)
Built as part of a school, just behind St John’s Anglican church. It was designed by F.A. Walters and built in 1897. The church is on the upper floor.
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Lambeth Mission and St Mary, Lambeth Road
Replacing the old parish church on the other side of the tracks when it was made redundant in 1972. It was built as a Methodist church and mission in the 1950s and is now a partnership between the two.
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St Anne, Kennington Lane, Vauxhall (Roman Catholic)
Just up the road from St Peter’s Anglican church. It dates from 1903-07 and was designed by F.A. Walters. Inside a tall dark interior includes an ornate chancel and a large side requiem chapel with its own set of Stations that was not fitted out until 1928.
St Anne and All Saints, South Lambeth Road
Built as a private chapel in 1793, the chancel and tower were added in 1874 by R. Parkinson. There were alterations after war damage and the church now occupies the upper level, with the lower being a hall. The interiors were taken prior to a Seventh Day Adventist service so the sanctuary arrangements are slightly changed from Anglican use. One station is missing as it was behind a large sign board. The monuments and small alter are in a lobby at the top of the stairs leading to the church area.
St Francis de Sales and St Gertrude, Larkhall Lane, Stockwell (Roman Catholic)
Designed by F.W Tasker and built 1902-03. The west porch is by William Thuburn 1991-92.
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Christ Church, Union Grove, Clapham
A church of 1861-62 by Benjamin Ferrey. The chancel was furnished and decorated in 1867 by G.E. Street. Much of this has been lost but there have been some recent moves to reinstate some of the 19th century decoration.
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London Churches in photographs 