Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: kingsland road

st.columba's dalston, london

06 Mar 2011 107
view inside courtyard of james brooks' group of church and allied buildings, built between 1865-98. this is the side of the north transept.

st.columba's dalston, london

06 Mar 2011 109
view inside courtyard of james brooks' masterpiece group of church and allied buildings, built between 1865-98. this was the entry to a cloister leading to the church, now unhappily blocked

st.columba's dalston, london

06 Mar 2011 117
view of church from inside the courtyard of james brooks' group of church and allied buildings, built between 1865-98

st.columba's dalston, london

06 Mar 2011 126
view inside courtyard of james brooks' group of church and allied buildings, built between 1865-98. this is the view back to the gatehouse, with the church on the right, opposite the clergy house and school. the entire group needs restoration which the current owners seem unlikely to achieve.

st.columba's dalston, london

06 Mar 2011 69
view inside courtyard of james brooks' wonderful but deteriorating group of church and allied buildings, built between 1865-98. this was the cloister entry to the church, now blocked

st.columba's dalston, london

06 Mar 2011 82
view inside courtyard of james brooks' group of church and allied buildings, built between 1865-98

st.columba's dalston, london

06 Mar 2011 84
view inside courtyard of james brooks' unloved group of church and allied buildings, built between 1865-98. this cloister led to the church, but is now blocked up.

st.columba's dalston, london

06 Mar 2011 95
view inside courtyard of james brooks' varied group of church and allied buildings, built between 1865-98. this is the clergy house of 1873-4; the dormers and lantern on the roof are in a parlous state, close to collapse.

st.columba's dalston, london

06 Mar 2011 104
view inside courtyard of james brooks' brilliant but at risk group of church and allied buildings, built between 1865-98. these dormers and lantern are close to collapse , a disgrace for such a building.

dalston st.columba's dormers

13 Dec 2009 117
good leadwork on the dormers of 1874, though the timber framed lanterns on the mission house of the 1890s continue to decay at an alarming rate. this building badly needs some t.l.c. and is not getting it from its current owners

dalston st.columba.n.e

13 Dec 2009 115
by brooks 1867-71

dalston st.columba archway entry

13 Dec 2009 147
the current owners of this, the best of james brooks tractarian group of churches in this area, seem not to be in sympathy at all with the building, which is in a bad way and getting worse. the church dates from 1867-71, the other buildings around this courtyard from 1865-98

dalston st.columba from s.e.

13 Dec 2009 139
brooks, church 1867-71

dalston, st.columba, by james brooks

13 Dec 2009 157
church 1867-71, school 1865, clergy house 1873-4, mission house 1893-8. these burges-like dormers with their lovely lead work are over the entry on the east front

dalston st.columba, west end 1867, brooks

dalston st.columba group by brooks

13 Dec 2009 160
now in a bad state of decay, especially the high glazed lantern, and seemingly unloved by the african evangelical group who occupy it [and who have painted the interior pink] , this is probably the best group of buildings by james brooks left. school 1865, church 1867-71, clergy house 1873-4, mission house 1893-8

dalston st.columba 1867-71 brooks

13 Dec 2009 138
a great tractarian grouping, sad to see that lantern and dormers are in a rapid state of decay. the church belongs to an african sect who have not dealt with the interior kindly, removing the reredos statues and painting the interior pink. generally padlocked except for very evangelical services. better than demolition, but really needs work.