st.jude and st.paul, mildmay grove, newington green, london

detail of church built in 1855 by a.d.gough, showing the transept and spire. the ecclesiologists sneered at gough and his toy churches, and they cannot be seen as great architecture, but they do form a picturesque part of north london's street scene, often as here with an enclave of semi-ecclesiastical buildings, also in gothic kentish rag, such as a vicarage and school and hall next door.