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. St. Matthias's, Warwick Road, form north-west in 1958. J. H. HAkewill, architect, 1869-72 (p. 378). Demolished
St. Matthias's Church, Warwick Road, exterior and interior in 1958.
St. Matthias's, Warwick Road, form north-west in 1958. J. H. HAkewill, architect, 1869-72 (p. 378). Demolished
b. St. Matthias's Warwick Road, chancel in c. 1905, showing fittings and decorations of 1884-1903 (p. 380). Demolished
St. Matthias's Church, Warwick Road, chancel in c. 1905.
St. Matthias's Warwick Road, chancel in c. 1905, showing fittings and decorations of 1884-1903 (p. 380). Demolished
c. St. Matthias's, Warwick Road, interior in 1958 (p. 379). Demolished.
St. Matthias's Church, Warwick Road, exterior and interior in 1958.
St. Matthias's, Warwick Road, interior in 1958 (p. 379). Demolished.
d. St. Patrick's, Kenway Road, proposed exterior from north-east. Henry Conybeare, architect, 1873 (p. 380). Not built
St. Patrick's Church, Kenway Road, perspective of proposed exterior.
St. Patrick's, Kenway Road, proposed exterior from north-east. Henry Conybeare, architect, 1873 (p. 380). Not built