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Survey of London
… The conspicuous return elevation overlooking the church of St. John the Divine has three windows on each … Cowell of Old Kent Road, coal meter ( sic). 104 Christ Church, Brixton Road In 1823 the Rev. Dr. John Styles … interest in 1854, the chapel became vested in the Church Building Commissioners, and was consecrated in 1855 …
Survey of London
… proscriptions were modified to permit the erection of a church (St. Matthew's) with a burial ground and parsonage … absent in many parts of Lambeth. St. Matthew's Church, Brixton By their Award of 1810 the Lambeth Manor … Lambeth and Robert Stone. After the establishment of the Church Building Commissioners in 1818 the Lambeth Church …
Survey of London
… and generally to centre on the focal point of St. John's Church tower. The houses are all set in gardens and mostly … with cable mouldings and vermiculated spandrels. Near the church, however, the houses in Wiltshire Road are … was responsible for Angell Terrace (see below). St. John's Church, Angell Town The site of St. John's Church was freely …
Survey of London
… 134 Lorn Road forming an approach road to St. Michael's Church from Brixton Road. Most of the houses in Lorn Road are … founded shortly after the completion of St. Michael's Church in 1841. 139 The one-storey building, which is of … Howell were the architects. 140 ST. Helen's Roman Catholic Church, Robsart Street This church was probably designed by …
Survey of London
… again a few years later by the building of St. Matthew's Church. Stone divided the northern part of the area into … portion of the estate. Brixton Unitarian Christian Church, Effra Road In 1840 the congregation of Brixton … by five groups of three lancet lights. Railton Methodist Church, Railton Road This church was erected in 1874, R. …
Survey of London
… the frontages to the main roads. Prima Road, formerly Church Row or Street, was laid out about 1794, when the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… attempt to understand the background of the unique Saxon church at Brixworth. The history and architectural development of the church is beyond the scope of this volume but the discoveries … in the parish, probably on or near the hill on which the church now stands, and this appears to have been superseded …
A History of the County of Oxford
… being determined by central policy. After Christ Church acquired the Grange and the rectory estate it leased … but was held with one of the farms from 1798.) 136 Christ Church received 222 a. for Grange farm, 11 a. for rectorial … ranging from 215 to 469 acres. 150 After 1877, Christ Church amalgamated the farms it had bought from John Worley …
A History of the County of Oxford
… southern half, including the village centre (around the church) and the eastern area towards the former Caswell Farm, … is at c. 115 m. The village's main street, from the church southwards, lies on a gravel patch (First Flood Plain … northwards, presumably when land was demarcated for a church, lordly centre, and parsonage (by the late 11th …