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==Kensington== | ==Kensington== | ||
*The [[Middlesex_Towns_and_Parishes_K#|Essex Unitarian Church]] was built on this site in Notting Hill Gate in 1860, having been founded in Essex Street near the Strand in 1774. The present building dates from 1977 as the Victorian building had to be demolished after falling into disrepair. | *The [[Middlesex_Towns_and_Parishes_K#|Essex Unitarian Church]] was built on this site in Notting Hill Gate in 1860, having been founded in Essex Street near the Strand in 1774. The present building dates from 1977 as the Victorian building had to be demolished after falling into disrepair. | ||
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| + | *St Helens, St Helen’s Gardens – destroyed WW2, rebuilt 1954. | ||
| + | *St Thomas, Kensal Town – destroyed WW2, rebuilt 1967. | ||
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==Knightsbridge== | ==Knightsbridge== | ||
| − | *The [[Middlesex_Towns_and_Parishes_K#|Former Presbyterian church, West Halkin Street]] is now a private dining room run by Swiss chef Anton Mossiman. | + | *The [[Middlesex_Towns_and_Parishes_K#Knightsbridge|Former Presbyterian church, West Halkin Street]] is now a private dining room run by Swiss chef Anton Mossiman. |
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Latest revision as of 17:48, 3 December 2012
Kensington
- The Essex Unitarian Church was built on this site in Notting Hill Gate in 1860, having been founded in Essex Street near the Strand in 1774. The present building dates from 1977 as the Victorian building had to be demolished after falling into disrepair.
- St Helens, St Helen’s Gardens – destroyed WW2, rebuilt 1954.
- St Thomas, Kensal Town – destroyed WW2, rebuilt 1967.
Knightsbridge
- The Former Presbyterian church, West Halkin Street is now a private dining room run by Swiss chef Anton Mossiman.
