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  LB53

  5 Christchurch Court, Willesden Lane, Kilburn, London, NW6 7XF

  Christ Church. 1866. Designed by Charles R B King. Spacious cruciform church in Decorated Revival style. Ragstone with freestone dressings; tall tower with spire at north-east corner; decorated tracery to aisle and transept windows; paired lancets to clerestory. Additions to original structure by King 1888; vestry added 1909; restored 1948 by E B Glanfield after war damage.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB53

• Geography

  LB54

  4 Christchurch Court, Willesden Lane, Kilburn, London, NW6 7XF

  Christ Church. 1866. Designed by Charles R B King. Spacious cruciform church in Decorated Revival style. Ragstone with freestone dressings; tall tower with spire at north-east corner; decorated tracery to aisle and transept windows; paired lancets to clerestory. Additions to original structure by King 1888; vestry added 1909; restored 1948 by E B Glanfield after war damage.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB54

• Geography

  LB88

  The Chapel, Willesden United Synagogue Cemetery, Glebe Road, London, NW10 2JD

  Complex of Funerary Buildings at Willesden Jewish Cemetery (United Synagogue Cemetery)

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB88

• Geography

  LB55

  3 Christchurch Court, Willesden Lane, Kilburn, London, NW6 7XF

  Christ Church. 1866. Designed by Charles R B King. Spacious cruciform church in Decorated Revival style. Ragstone with freestone dressings; tall tower with spire at north-east corner; decorated tracery to aisle and transept windows; paired lancets to clerestory. Additions to original structure by King 1888; vestry added 1909; restored 1948 by E B Glanfield after war damage.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB55

• Geography

  LB56

  2 Christchurch Court, Willesden Lane, Kilburn, London, NW6 7XF

  Christ Church. 1866. Designed by Charles R B King. Spacious cruciform church in Decorated Revival style. Ragstone with freestone dressings; tall tower with spire at north-east corner; decorated tracery to aisle and transept windows; paired lancets to clerestory. Additions to original structure by King 1888; vestry added 1909; restored 1948 by E B Glanfield after war damage.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB56

• Geography

  LB57

  1 Christchurch Court, Willesden Lane, Kilburn, London, NW6 7XF

  Christ Church. 1866. Designed by Charles R B King. Spacious cruciform church in Decorated Revival style. Ragstone with freestone dressings; tall tower with spire at north-east corner; decorated tracery to aisle and transept windows; paired lancets to clerestory. Additions to original structure by King 1888; vestry added 1909; restored 1948 by E B Glanfield after war damage.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB57

• Geography

  LB58

  Sudbury Town Station, Station Approach, Wembley, HA0 2LA

  Underground railway station, 1930-1 by Charles Holden. Minor later alterations.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB58

• Geography

  LB59

  105B High Street, London, NW10 4TS

  105, 107 and 109, High Street. Ranges of late 19th century red brick buildings in Flemish style with ground floor shops. Three main storeys; roof line broken by stepped and shaped Flemish gables of different designs. Shops mostly altered. The similar treatment to the Green Man (qv) suggests the same architects.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB59

• Geography

  LB60

  105A High Street, London, NW10 4TS

  105, 107 and 109, High Street. Ranges of late 19th century red brick buildings in Flemish style with ground floor shops. Three main storeys; roof line broken by stepped and shaped Flemish gables of different designs. Shops mostly altered. The similar treatment to the Green Man (qv) suggests the same architects.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB60

• Geography

  LB61

  105 High Street, London, NW10 4TS

  105, 107 and 109, High Street. Ranges of late 19th century red brick buildings in Flemish style with ground floor shops. Three main storeys; roof line broken by stepped and shaped Flemish gables of different designs. Shops mostly altered. The similar treatment to the Green Man (qv) suggests the same architects.

  • Dataset: Listed building outline
  • Reference: LB61

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