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St Paul, St Paul’s Road, Thornton Heath
Built in two campaigns – 1871 and 1900 and ascribed by the diocesan website to Richard Norman Shaw. The church is now divided with the nave being used as a hall (though it can be opened out into the eastern parts) and the eastern parts as a church. The aisles are also divided off into other ancillary rooms, several stained glass windows are in toilets and the kitchen.
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St Mark (Former), Coburg Road, Camberwell now New Peckham Mosque
The chancel, nave eastern end and south chancel aisle are by R. Norman saw from 1879-1884. The western end, that is visible from Coburg Road, dates from 1932. It closed as a church in 1965 and was in various uses until it became the New Peckham Mosque in 1980. It is on the edge of the late 20th century Burgess Park.
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St Michael and All Angels, Bath Road, Bedford Park, Chiswick
Bedford Park is an early garden suburb and this church dating from 1879-80 is one of its landmark buildings. The architect was Richard Norman Shaw. In 1887 a matching hall and north aisle were added by Maurice Adams.
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Holy Trinity (former), Latimer Road now the Harrow Club
Built as part of the Harrow Mission and designed by R. Norman Shaw in 1887-89. Since 1967 it has been a sports centre/youth club called the Harrow Club.
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London Churches in photographs 