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St John (former), Uxbridge Moor
Closed in 1993 and now converted to housing, this church was right on the Buckinghamshire border west of the town centre. It dates from 1838 and is by Henry Atkinson.
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St Andrew, Uxbridge
At the south end of the town centre, but separated from the High Street by the ring road. It is a prominent landmark, designed by G.G. Scott in 1865. The wooden screen is by W.R. Lethaby from 1927.
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St Margaret, Uxbridge
In the centre of the town on an island site behind the market hall. There is a large south aisle of 1443 dominating an earlier nave, north aisle, and tower. The restoration was by G.G. Scott 1882-85. In 1985-88 Michael Reardon and Associates re-ordered and divided the church so that the south aisle is now the nave with the altar at the west end, the chancel is now a chapel, and the nave and north aisle a coffee shop with a room above.
Our Lady of Lourdes and St Michael, Uxbridge (Roman Catholic)
Sandwiched between the ring road and shopping centre is this church of 1931 designed by T.H.B. Scott.
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London Churches in photographs 