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bays belief believe britain british building built car central chancel church community corners cotton crossing district dressings england english era estate faith featuring flint freestone front god gothic grade kentish knapped lancet lancets land large later leytonstone listed london long nave pair parishThe Church Of St Andrew, Leytonstone, Is A Victorian Era Church Of England Parish Church In Leytonstone, East London Editorial Image
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The Church of St Andrew, Leytonstone, is a Victorian era Church of England parish church in Leytonstone, East London #220100000
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It is a Grade II listed building. The church is built on land which was part of the Wallwood Estate, which had been purchased in 1817 by William Cotton a wealthy banker. The church is a large building in the Early English Gothic style, using Kentish ragstone with freestone dressings and a knapped flint. There is a slender flèche over the crossing. There are porches on the west and north sides and a large chancel to the east. The later vestry on the north east of the building is in a similar style. The west front has a tall central window featuring a pair of lancets and roundel, and a single lancet to each side, with pinnacles at the corners. There are low aisles on either side of a long nave of five bays
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