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Brockley
St George

Built: 1893
Architect: Gillbee Scott
Listing: not listed

The church ceased to be used for worship in 2003 and has been sold.  The building is within the parish of Hatcham, St James.

Description

The church was built in 1893, the foundation stone being laid on 8th June, the architect being Mr Gillbee Scott and Balham Brothers being the builders. The building is simply sited between houses in a terrace. The site is extremely minimal and backs on to a railway cutting.

The main church is built in red facing bricks, the vestry additions are in London stocks. the structure is load-bearing brickwork with an open trussed timber roof, slate clad.  The plan is very simple - a nave and a chancel with a very shallow sanctuary. 

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