Mount Zion Cathedral, Crouch End
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Mount Zion Cathedral, Crouch End
Image: © Alan Hughes Taken: 13 Oct 2018
Extract from Crouch End Conservation Area report of 2010 Park Chapel, No. 145 Crouch Hill, currently known as the Mount Zion Cathedral, is a large mid 19th Century local listed two storey stone church building that extends along the back of the pavement and terminates the views along Haringey Park. The east elevation has Gothic influences with lancet windows, gables and tall slate roofs. The central section has a two storey projecting porch with a parapet and a tall tower with a pointed spire. The south end has a squat tower with a stone eaves cornice and hipped slate roof. The height, length and bulk of the Chapel building has a somewhat overbearing effect upon this narrow part of Crouch Hill and has a significant impact on the appearance of this part of the conservation area.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.577381
Longitude
-0.123464