Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: mildmay grove

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.

tower of the church built in 1855 by a.d.gough

view of the church built in 1855 by a.d.gough, extended in 1871 by e.clare

view from west of the church built in 1855 by a.d.gough, extended by clare in 1871

the chancel was extended by edwin clare in 1871, in the same style as the rest of gough's church, and in kentish rag.

detail of the spire on the tower over the porch entry built in 1855 by a.d.gough

detail of church built in 1855 by a.d.gough, the tiny spire made unmistakable by its multiple crockets

detail of church built in 1855 by a.d.gough. the multi-crocketed spire gives this church an unmistakable sillhouette, nene valley in minuature, dressed in kentish rag.

gargyle on nave of church built in 1855 by a.d.gough

detail of church built in 1855 by a.d.gough, this green man is on the parapet of the spire

detail of nave gargoyle of church built in 1855 by a.d.gough, with the clerestory added in 1871 by edwin clare

detail of tower of church built in 1855 by a.d.gough; this was restored in 1911 when the headstops on the hoodmould were given the faces of edward 7 and queen alexandra