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St Anne Line, Grove Crescent, South Woodford (Roman Catholic)
A suburban church on the far side of the High Road from the main shopping area.By D.M. Blouett 1965-66.
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St Cedd, Marston Road, Barkingside, IG5 0LZ
A small suburban hall/church dating from 1938 and fitting in well with the surrounding housing just off the Roding Valley. The architect is not known.
St John Vianney, Stoneleigh Road, Clayhall
Dating from 1966 by Donald Plaskett Marshall. Following consecration reordering by Austin Winkley in 1983 brought the main altar forward in front of a large wooden screen, the old chancel became a chapel facing an altar on the rear of that screen.
St Augustine of Canterbury, Cranbrook Road, Barkingside (Roman Catholic)
North of Gants Hill station.By David Rodney Burles and dating from 1953.
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St John the Baptist, Wanstead Park Road, Ilford (Roman Catholic)
From 1967 and designed by John Newton of Burles, Newton and Partners.
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Our Lady of Lourdes, Wanstead Park (Roman Catholic)
By Geoffrey Raymond 1927-28 with the aisles added in 1934 and 1940.
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St Cedd, High Road, Goodmayes (Roman Catholic)
Originally a Methodist church of 1904 and looking like a large chapel, it became an RC church in 1966.
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St Peter and St Paul, High Road, Ilford (Roman Catholic)
Just east of the town centre, an impressive street frontage, but less effective at the side. It was designed by R.L. Curtis and built 1898-99 with aisles added 1904-12 and the tower in 1906-1907.
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St Mary and St Erconwald , Ilford Lane, Ilford (Roman Catholic)
An insignificant looking building of 1971-72 by Burles, Newton and Partners.
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St Andrew, The Drive, Ilford
On the north side of Ilford, a massive church by Sir Herbert Baker dating from 1923-24, the hall of 1907 next door was the church until the current one was built. There are several fine Karl Parsons windows in the church. There is also a brand new window in the chancel clerestory by David Griffiths. A side chapel is a memorial to the Griggs family who paid for much of the church.
London Churches in photographs 