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St William of York, Brockley Park, Forest Hill (Roman Catholic)
On a steeply rising side road off Brockley Rise. It was built in 1905 and has been attributed to Clement Jackson. Subsequently, Wilfrid Mangan in the 1930s and Williams & Winkley in the 1980s made additions to the building.
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Our Lady of Willesden, Acton Lane, Harlesden
Close to All Souls, this is a very large church by Wilfrid C. Mangan dating from 1930-31. A side chapel is the national Marian shrine.
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Our Lady of Hal, Arlington Road, Camden Town (Roman Catholic)
Near the centre of Camden, this is a church of 1933 by Wilfrid C. Mangan. It was commissioned by a Belgian order, though it is now an ordinary parish church.
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St Mary Magdalen, Athenaeum Road, Whetstone (Roman Catholic)
Just off the High Road in the town centre, it was built in 1958 to designs by W.C. Mangan.
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Holy Cross, North Street, Carshalton (Roman Catholic)
A small church next to the Railway bridge, dating from 1933 and by W.C. Mangan.
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St Teresa of the Child Jesus, Bishopsford Road, Morden (Roman Catholic)
On the St Helier estate, this is a suburban church of 1937 by W.C. Mangan.
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Our Lady Immaculate, Tolworth (Roman Catholic)
At one end of the town centre, a large basilica of 1956-58 by W.C. Mangan.
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Our Lady and St Joseph, Balls Pond Road, Dalston (Roman Catholic)
By W.C. Mangan and built 1962-64 and set back from the road not far from Kingsland Road in central Dalston.
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Corpus Christi, Lowshoe Lane, Collier Row (Roman Catholic)
Designed By W.C. Mangan and built in 1964-65. The interior features a large amount of Goddard & Gibbs stained glass.
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St Francis of Assisi, Grove Cresent Road, Stratford (Roman Catholic)
Just north of the town centre, 1868 by E.W. Pugin, with a sanctuary of 1931-32 by W.C. Mangan which is when the Stations of the Cross date from.
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