Home » Mile End

Category Archives: Mile End

Architects & Places

Make the Pictures Bigger

Click on any picture to enlarge it.
Use the browser back button to return to the post.

St Benet’s Chapel, Mile End Road, Mile End

A domed circular building that is part of the Queen Mary University chaplaincy. Replacing a Ewan Christian building of the 1870s, destroyed in WW2, it was built 1961-62 and designed by Playne & Lacey. Inside the interior is decorated with the ‘Apocalypse of St John’, a sgraffito mural scheme of 1964 by Adam Kossowski. 

Guardian Angels, Mile End Road, Mile End, E3 4QS (Roman Catholic)

Facing on to the Mile End Road next to the green bridge that carries Mile End Park across the road. Built in 1901-02 by F.A. Walters. The nave is dominated by a large immersion baptistry.

 

Holy Trinity (former), Morgan Street, Mile End (now Epainos Ministries – New Testament Church of God) and The Heritage & Arts Centre (The HAC Bow)

Originally a proprietary chapel of 1834-39 by Daniel and James Austin. The chancel and east chapels were added in a matching style by Edwin B. Simson in 1910-1914. It soon became a parish church before becoming redundant in 1984. The New Testament Church of God took it over 1996 and meet in the hall attached to the east end. The church is now being converted into a community arts centre.

mile_end_epainos_ministry071113_1  mile_end_epainos_ministry071113_3
 mile_end_epainos_ministry071113_4  mile_end_epainos_ministry071113_5
 mile_end_epainos_ministry071113_13  mile_end_epainos_ministry071113_11
 mile_end_epainos_ministry071113_9  mile_end_epainos_ministry071113_8
The church in November 2013  
   
   
   

St Peter (former), Cephas Street, Mile End now housing

By Edward Blore in 1838, made redundant in 1986 and converted to flats in 2001-2002.

mile_end_st_peter_former071113_ mile_end_st_peter_former071113_3
 mile_end_st_peter_former071113_1  mile_end_st_peter_former071113_2