St Paul's Church, Harringay

The building features red brick construction with Carsham-stone dressing, following the 13th-century English Gothic architectural principles established by George Michael Silley.

The parish formation occurred on June 28, 1892, incorporating sections from Holy Trinity Stroud Green, St Anne's Stamford Hill, and St Mary's Hornsey parishes.

The 1993 reconstruction introduced modern Greek architectural elements and British artworks, including stone statues of St Paul and St Anthony by Danny Clahane.

The church holds two Sunday services: a formal Holy Communion at 9:30 AM and an informal gathering with children's activities at 11:00 AM.

After the 1984 fire destroyed the original structure, architects Peter Inskip and Peter Jenkins created a new design that merged classical Greek elements with modern functionality.

Location: London Borough of Haringey

Website: http://saint-pauls-harringay.org.uk

GPS coordinates: 51.57840,-0.10390

Latest update: March 6, 2025 02:59