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St Benet, Abbey Grove, Abbey Wood (Roman Catholic)
Just south of the station, this is a small church of 1909 by Benedict Williamson.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Stephendale Road, Fulham (Roman Catholic)
In the Sands End area of Fulham. It is by T.H.B. Scott and Benedict Williamson and built in 1922.
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Holy Cross, Ashington Road, Fulham (Roman Catholic)
Rather hidden away in a suburban street north of the Hurlingham Club this is a church of 1924 by T.H.B. Scott and Benedict Williamson, with a western bay and front added by T.G.B. Scott in 1955-56.
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St Swithin, Fashoda Road, Bromley Common (Roman Catholic)
A small back street church of 1910 by Benedict Williamson.
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St Boniface, Mitcham Road, Tooting (Roman Catholic)
A landmark just outside Tooting town centre. The church was designed in 1907 by Benedict Williamson, the west front and campanile were added by J. H. Beart Foss in 1927 using Williamson’s designs. The huge mosaic Stations of the Cross are an unusual feature.
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St Bartholomew, Hepworth Road, Norbury (Roman Catholic)
A suburban church of 1908 designed by Benedict Williamson. The west end of the nave was completed in 1929. A narthex was added in 1964 and a retrochoir in 1967.
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Lithuanian Church of St Casimir, The Oval, Bethnal Green (Roman Catholic)
Part of a rather domestic looking complex just north of hackney Road. It dates from 1912 to the designs of Benedict Williamson.
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St Ignatius, Tottenham High Road, South Tottenham/Stamford Hill (Roman Catholic)
A huge church facing onto the High Road. The Belgian brick front offers a contrast to the much more roughly finished sides. It is by Benedict Williamson from 1902-11
Our Lady of the Rosary and St Patrick, Blackhorse Road, Walthamstow (Roman Catholic)
A typical 20th century Roman Catholic basilica by Benedict Williamson from 1908. The interior is rather dark with a small side chapel in a seperate room north of the chancel.
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