Saint Andrews' Church, Earlsfield (London)

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Church of England

Built in 1890 to the designs of the architect E.W.Mountford, in the Victorian Gothic style.
The consolidated chapelry of ST. ANDREW, Earlsfield, was formed from St. Mary, Summers Town, and St. Anne in 1890. The church was built in 1890 and 1902 of stock and red brick with stone dressings in the style of the 13th century. It is a large building having a continuous chancel and nave, north organ chamber, south chapel, north-east vestry, nave and low north and south aisles. An arcade of five bays with circular stone pillars and red brick arches divides the nave from each aisle, and one of two bays separates the chancel from each of its aisles. Above is a clearstory. On either side of the west gable towards the road are small turrets. The roofs have boarded ceilings and are covered with tiles. The chapel is closed off by iron screens.