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Our Ladye Star of the Sea, Crooms Hill, Greenwich (Roman Catholic)
Facing the western side of Greenwich Park. It is a church of 1851 by William Wardell. The chancel decoration is by A.W.N. Pugin.
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Holy Trinity, Brook Green, Hammersmith
A large church at the south end of the attractive Brook Green. It is by William Wardell, 1851-53 with the spire added in 1867 by C.F. Hansom and the west porch added by A.J.C. Scoles in 1872.
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St Mary, Holly Place, Hampstead (Roman Catholic)
An early Roman Catholic church built in 1816. The frontage was added by William Wardell in the 1850s. East chapels were added in 1907 by G.F. Collinson and A.M. Cock.
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St Mary, Hawkwood Lane, Chislehurst (Roman Catholic)
At the southern edge of the old village of Chislehurst and unusually for a Roman catholic church it sits in a burial ground. The architect was William Wardell and the church dates from 1854. The mortuary chapel on the south side was added by Henry Clutton in 1874 to house the body of Napoleon III, however he was interred in the crypt at Farnborough Abbey in Hampshire.
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Our Immaculate Lady of Victories, Clapham Park Road (Roman Catholic)
Just off Clapham High Street and currently (November 2014) under external restoration. The church was built 1849-51 to designs by William Wardell. In 1886 the Lady Chapel was added against the north aisle by John Francis Bentley, he also added the large aisled North transept in 1892-95. His son Osmund Bentley added the chapel of St Gerald Majella in 1910. An outer south aisle was added in 1928-29 by Bernard Cox.
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St Mary and St Michael, Commercial Road, Shadwell (Roman Catholic)
A very large church, with a truncated west tower. It was designed by W.W. Wardell and built 1856 and repaired by Arthur Sterrett following war damage.
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