1884 – St. Augustine’s Church, Croydon, Surrey

Architect: John Oldrid Scott

St Augustine’s church is a distinguished building, predominantly in the Decorated style. However, the window tracery of the side aisles is Perpendicular. As originally constructed, it consisted of a nave and chancel, with side aisles extending the full length of the building, the east end of the north aisle being used as a Lady Chapel, which continues at present; north and south transepts, a central tower, a polygonal baptistry at the south east corner, and a north west porch. Reordered by Paul Darrington in 1987. Listing: grade 2*