St Mary's Church, Osterley, Anglican church in Osterley, London Borough of Hounslow, England
St Mary's Church is an Anglican place of worship in Osterley, built in 1856 with Neo-Gothic architecture in brick and stone. The building features two tiers of windows designed by John Taylor the Younger.
The church was founded in 1856 as part of the Spring Grove estate, funded by property developer Henry Daniel Davies. It was built to serve retired army officers and their families in the area.
The stained-glass windows inside show Victorian religious art and reflect the importance of craftsmanship in the space. They shape how the interior feels when light passes through them.
The best time to visit is during regular opening hours when access is straightforward for visitors. Information about current services and events can be found at the location.
A special feature is the photographic collection of past vicars displayed on the walls, showing how clerical dress changed over the decades. Visitors can trace the shifts in style and tradition directly.
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