St Luke, Knight's Hill

Introduction

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St Luke, Knight's Hill

Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: 1 Jun 2009

St Luke was designed by Francis Bedford in 1822. It is within the West Norwood Conservation Area. Grade II* listed. Closer view of the tower: Image It is one of four Commissioners’ Churches in Lambeth, the others being St John Waterloo Road (Image]), St Mark Kennington (Image]) and St Matthew Brixton (Image]).

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.432188
Longitude
-0.10338