East Hyde: The former Holy Trinity Church
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East Hyde: The former Holy Trinity Church
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 27 Nov 2010
The church was designed by Benjamin Ferrey in a Neo-Norman style and built between 1840 and 1841. It has two large Norman piers flanking the entrance, with open staircases with Norman colonettes turning left and right, culminating on the left in the single asymmetrically placed turret. It is a Grade II Listed Building. It was declared closed for public worship by the Diocese of St Albans in 2008, but is currently in use as a Greek Orthodox Church dedicated to St Charalambos.
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51.843367
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