Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: tarring

1862-3 church by john tarring, sadly gutted and subdivided inside

only the tower and spire of j. tarring's 1868 church survive, with a modern body of 1956 by r.m. chalice and son

only the tower and spire of j. tarring's 1868 church survive

only the tower and spire of j. tarring's 1868 church survive

congregationalist chapel of 1874-7 by john tarring

congregationalist chapel of 1874-7 by john tarring

congregationalist chapel of 1874-7 by john tarring

congregationalist chapel of 1874-7 by john tarring

congregationalist chapel of 1874-7 by john tarring

congregationalist chapel of 1874-7 by john tarring

congregationalist chapel of 1874-7 by john tarring

congregationalist chapel of 1874-7 by john tarring

congregationalist chapel of 1874-7 by john tarring

1831 gravestone of welshman john james, predating the church by some decades, maybe from a previous graveyard on the site

congregationalist chapel of 1874-7 by john tarring

built 1849 by john tarring for an independent congregation of calvinists that had been here since 1669, now rebuilt after war damage and used by a united reformed church and a group under the name of praxis, doing work with immigrants. there was originally a school downstairs, and before wartime damage the upper windows were somewhat less industrial, without these square heads. the tower was designed for a spire and pinnacles, and would benefit from some replacement. instead of stone , perhaps some filigree affair spiralling upwards like a flame. . . .

built 1849 by john tarring for an independent congregation of calvinists that had been here since 1669, now rebuilt after war damage and used by both a united reformed church and a group of "radical christians" under the name of praxis, doing work with immigrants.

detail on the tower on the chapel built 1849 by john tarring for an independent congregation of calvinists that had been here since 1669, now rebuilt after war damage and used by a united reformed church and as the base for a group of "radical christians" under the name of praxis, doing work with immigrants.