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Anglican Church-Building
by Christopher Currie
![]() St John the Divine, Selsdon (1935) |
| Anglican Church-Building in London 1915-1945 Michael Yelton and John Salmon Spire Books, £24.95 (978-1-904965-14-5 — the jacket, however, gives it incorrectly) IN this book, the authors usefully fill a void by providing a comprehensive gazetteer of new churches of the period in Greater London, arranged by modern borough. Some, labelled “hall/churches”, don’t have a full entry, but each main entry is illustrated with at least one black-and-white photograph, and gives published sources. An analytical introduction discusses chronology, funding, Winnington-Ingram and Garbett, and the work of the more important architects; and there is a list of architects and their works, besides a general index. |



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