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St Augustine's church, South Croydon
This Anglican church on St Augustine's Avenue was built in 1881-4 in imitation of the medieval "decorated" style. The architect was John Oldrid Scott. The walls are of flint and stone. It has a prominent central tower. Internally it was reordered in the 1980s to provide community facilities at the west end and a residual worship area at the east end.
The church is listed grade 2* (List entry no. 1079301).
The church is listed grade 2* (List entry no. 1079301).
Created: Fri, 6 May 2011, Updated: Sat, 7 May 2011
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