St Cuthbert's, Earls Court, Victorian church in Earls Court, England.
St Cuthbert's is a Victorian church in Earls Court built with red brick and stone decoration. The building features a high nave under a continuous roof and polished marble pillars that line the interior on Philbeach Gardens.
The church was built between 1884 and 1887 by architect Hugh Roumieu Gough. It suffered roof damage from bombing during the Second World War and underwent repairs in the 1990s.
The interior decoration shows stone carvings, mosaiken and needlework created by local craftspeople who shaped the community during the Victorian era. These handmade details shape the character of the space today and tell the story of how parishioners contributed to the church.
The church preserves its original structure as a Grade I listed building and holds religious services near Earl's Court tube station. Public transportation provides easy access to the location.
William Bainbridge Reynolds created metal furnishings for the church, including a notable wrought iron lectern from 1897 with religious symbols. This handcrafted work shows the care put into every detail of the space.
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