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St Paul, Arrowsmith Road, Hainault
A church of 1951 on the large Hainault estate, whose architect is unknown. The interior is very plain, and although always evangelical, the chancel is raised up several steps. A former chapel is now a lounge area.
Ilford Hospital Chapel
The chapel of a medieval hospital on the edge of Ilford town centre. South aisle and lady chapel were added in by J.M. Brooks in 1889-90. There are two Burne Jones designed William Morris windows.
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St Theresa, Eastern Avenue, Newbury Park (Roman Catholic)
Alongside the busy Eastern Avenue, it dates from 1951-52 and was designed by Donald Plaskett Marshall.
St Francis of Assisi, Fencepiece Road, Hainault
Designed by J.J. Crowe and built in 1956.
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The Assumption, Manford Road, Hainault (Roman Catholic)
From 1952-53, designed by D.R.Burles. It is in the shopping centre of a large post war estate.
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St Andrew, Chingford Lane, Woodford Green
A small chapel of ease, the architect seems unrecorded but the church dates from the late 19th century with later additions.
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St Gabriel, Aldersbrook Road, Aldersbrook
Facing Wanstead Flats (a large area of open land not a housing estate). Designed by Charles Spooner and completed in 1914.
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St Thomas of Canterbury, Woodford Wells (Roman Catholic)
Very near All Saints anglican church, it dates from 1895-96 and was designed by A.J.C. Scoles
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All Saints, Inmans Row, Woodford Wells
Dating from 1874 and designed by F.E.C. Streatfield. It sits very attractively at the north end of Woodford Green. A large extension called The Atrium has been built onto the north side connecting it to halls and other rooms.
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St Barnabas, Snakes Lane East, Woodford
The church for the commercial centre of Woodford near the station. It was designed by Edwin T. Dunn in 1910-11 and the west end was added in 1963-64 by Laurence King.
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London Churches in photographs 