Church of the Holy Innocents

The Church of the Holy Innocents stands as a neo-Gothic structure with intricate stonework, stained glass windows, and a distinctive architectural design by George Frederick Bodley.

Construction of the church occurred between 1894 and 1895, during the Victorian era when Gothic Revival architecture gained recognition throughout Great Britain.

The Church maintains Anglo-Catholic traditions through its liturgical practices while serving as a central gathering point for the South Norwood community.

Located at Selhurst Road in South Norwood, the church opens its doors for religious services, community events, and architectural appreciation visits.

The church features a collection of Charles Kempe stained glass windows and a Norman and Beard pipe organ within its Grade II* listed structure.

Location: London Borough of Croydon

Architects: George Frederick Bodley

GPS coordinates: 51.39710,-0.07958

Latest update: March 12, 2025 12:39