Survey of London: Volume 42, Kensington Square To Earl's Court. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1986.
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Anglican Churches
a. (above). Christ Church, Victoria Road, Proposed church by W. B. Moffatt, architect, c. 1850 (p. 368). Not Built
Christ Church, Victoria Road, proposed church by W. B. Moffatt, c. 1850.
Christ Church, Victoria Road, Proposed church by W. B. Moffatt, architect, c. 1850 (p. 368). Not Built
b. (right). St. Philip's, Earl's Court Road, west Front in c. 1905. Thomas Johnson, architect, 1857-8 and 1863 (p. 382)
St. Philip's Church, Earl's Court Road, exterior in c. 1905.
St. Philip's, Earl's Court Road, west Front in c. 1905. Thomas Johnson, architect, 1857-8 and 1863 (p. 382)
c. (below). Christ Church, Victoria Road From north-west in 1979. Benjamin Ferrey, architect, 1850-1 (p. 368)
Christ Church, Victoria Road, exterior and chancel in 1979.
Christ Church, Victoria Road From north-west in 1979. Benjamin Ferrey, architect, 1850-1 (p. 368)
d. (right). Christ Church, Victoria Road, interior of chancel in 1979. Benjamin Ferrey, Architect, 1850-1 (p. 368)
Christ Church, Victoria Road, exterior and chancel in 1979.
Christ Church, Victoria Road, interior of chancel in 1979. Benjamin Ferrey, Architect, 1850-1 (p. 368)