Great Churches of London

<P><B>Uncover the most remarkable examples of religious architecture in England on this grand tour of London’s great churches.</B><br><br>With <B>specially commissioned </B>images and text by renowned photographer Derry Brabbs, this illuminating guidebook is informed by <B>an abundant history</B>, extending from the Medieval to the modern day. And while the <B>Great Fire of London </B>and the <B>Blitz </B>destroyed many of London’s oldest churches, they were restored or rebuilt each time, offering a fascinating, meandering history.<br><br>This gloriously illustrated compendium features architectural designs from Sir Christopher Wren, Nicholas Hawksmoor, James Gibbs, William Butterfield, Edwin Lutyens, and many others. From the <B>iconic </B>St Bartholomew the Great and Christ Church Spitalfields, to<B> lesser-known gems</B> like St Mary Woolnoth and St. Jude’s in Hampstead Garden Suburb, striking photography portrays the <B>spectacular beauty of each church</B>, with its rich history discussed in detail.<br><br>This guide explores how these sacred buildings are intrinsically linked to this historic city’s identity—covering everything from devastation and plague to arts and literature; religion and politics to infrastructure and skylines. Whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or just someone looking to discover the <B>spiritual heart of London</B>, this book is for you.</P>