St. Stephen's WW1 War Memorial
Source: Bridget Clarke, St John's Wood Church
St Marks - Hamilton Terrace, junction of Hamilton Terrace and Abercorn Place, St John's Wood, Camden, Greater London, NW8 9UT, England
TQ 26151 83009
Church of England
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Messrs. West & Collier of Freith, Henley-on-Thames, Wood Carver
Segismund Goetze, Painter
Miss Jessie Bayes, Hampstead artist, Calligrapher
Mrs Goetze - fabrics for refurbishing of the side altar., Weaver/ Embroiderer
Unveiled
27th May 1923
Mr Churchwarden Thorpe and Mr Cox (ex-warden)
Unveiled
27th May 1923
Lord Bishop of Willesden
Dedicated
17th June 1952
Rt. Rev. A. H. Morris, Bishop of Pontefract and former Vicar of St Mark's Hamilton Terrace. Attended by the Countess Chippico (nearest surviving relative of Mrs Goetze).
Church closed following bomb damage. Now a block of flats., St Stephen's Church - Avenue Road, Avenue Road, St John's Wood, Camden, Greater London, NW8 6BR, England
TQ 27290 83670
Church of England
After 1945
Church so badly damaged in WW1 that it closed 31 October 1945, the church was demolished and St John's Wood became the parish church.
Made from: Wood - Oak
Condition: At Risk
Made from: Paint - Oil
Condition: At Risk
Made from: Paper
Condition: At Risk
Made from: Paint - Watercolour
Condition: At Risk
Made from: Stone
Condition: At Risk