Saturday, 7 September 2013

134 - J. Prichard & B. Ferrey: St Teilo, Merthyr Mawr, Mid Glamorgan, Wales 1849-51.


                  Probably a collaboration between John Prichard (1817-86) and
                  Benjamin Ferrey (1810-80).
                  Merthyr Mawr is 2.5 miles south west of Bridgend.
                  Photos by RT, September 2013.
                  For other churches in this area or by this architect see posts 100
                  and 101, June 2013.



133 - Henry Kendall: St George the Martyr, Ramsgate Kent, 1824-27.


                  Church by Henry Edward Kendall (1776-1875), though he took over from
                  Henry Helmsley who did the original designs for the church.
                  The church is in Church Street, Ramsgate, CT11 8RA.
                  Photos from internet sources, gratefully acknowledged. Any
                  copyright material removed on request.
                  For other churches in this location or by this architect see posts 100
                  and 101, June 2013.







 
 

132 - John Prichard: St Mary, Malpas, Newport, Wales 1847-50.


                  Church designed by John Prichard (1817-86).
                  Malpas Road, Malpas, Newport, Gwent, NP60 6GQ.
                  Photos by RT, September 2013. 
                  For other churches in this location or by this architect see posts 100
                  and 101, June 2013.































131 - William Rogers: St Michael, Stockwell, London.


                  Church by William Rogers (c.1813-c.1857).
                  The church in Stockwell Park Rd, London SW9 0DA ‎ 
                  Photos from internet sources, gratefully acknowledged. Any
                  copyright material removed on request.
                  For other churches in this location or by this architect see posts 100
                  and 101, June 2013.




















Thursday, 4 July 2013

130 - Basil Champneys: St Luke Kentish Town, Camden, London, 1868-70.

                  Church by Basil Champneys (1842-1935).
                  The church is in Oseney Crescent, Kentish Town NW5, just off Camden
                  Road, just under a mile north of the centre of Camden.
                  Photos from internet sources, gratefully acknowledged. Any
                  copyright material removed on request.
                  For other churches in this location or by this architect see posts 100
                  and 101, June 2013.