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A History of the County of Middlesex
… into a Roman Catholic girls' school. 71 Norwood Bridge Church of England (National) School was opened in 1862. It … a very small endowment and from other sources, including church collections. 72 The building remained the private … The freehold belonged to the trustees of St. John's church, who had leased it to the local authorities in 1877. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Hayes. 12 Although it was not mentioned in 1086, the church, and presumably the settlement, existed by the 12th century. 13 The church stood in the centre of the southernmost part of the … terrace at Frogmore Green and another nearly opposite the church on Tentelow Lane. 70 By 1906 the parish was described …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and in 1930 a site on Uxbridge Road, behind Holy Trinity Church, was chosen. This site was later sold, and the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… building, was opened in 1907. 91 In 1919-20 a new hall and church were opened. 92 The hall was used as a mixed junior … and infants' school in and after 1921. 93 In 1930 a new church of St. Anselm was opened 94 but this too was … from the nave by 3 brick arches. The site for another church on the Green was being proposed in 1967. 96 After the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… demolished in 1967 to make way for a new Roman Catholic church. 43 A larger temple was then opened in a converted …
Survey of London
… Surveyor was William (later Sir William) Tite, and the Church of England and Nonconformist Chapels standing on the … of the cemetery were designed by him (see frontispiece). Church of England Mortuary Chapel The Church of England Chapel (Plate 28a), prominently sited on …
Survey of London
… Norwood Churches CHURCHES OF THE ESTABLISHMENT St. Luke's Church The Lambeth Manor Inclosure Commissioners evidently … they set aside 1 acres of the Common for the erection of a church. 65 After the establishment of the Church Building Commissioners in 1818, the Lambeth Church …
Survey of London
… of Norwood, including all the area south of St. Luke's Church, formed part of the Archbishop of Canterbury's Manor … oaks and two elms, 5 while to the west of St. Luke's Church there was a heath called Little Blabbs Heath. 8 The land between St. Luke's Church and Herne Hill was formerly part of the area known as …
Survey of London
… 19th century during the ownership of the late Mr. Charles Church, who may also have added the second floor to the main … the tenancy or ownership of the Gillmans. Mr. Charles Church had already extended the original staircase from the … on his monument now in the tower of St. Michael's Church is given on p. 58. 172836. Mary, the wife of John …
Survey of London
… land is now the Highgate Cemetery behind St. Michael's Church. The White Hart and what had then become Bowstread's … 1st July, 1868, aged 85), erected at her sole charge the church of St. Anne, Brookfield, Highgate Rise, in his memory. …