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St James’ Church, Piccadilly

Posted on August 8, 2019 by Louise Jayne

St James’ Church, Piccadilly is one of the churches designed and built by Christopher Wren, the foundation stone being laid on 3 April 1676. It was paid for by the Earl of St Albans who owned the land and probably selected Wren personally for the job.

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Categories: England, London | Tags: architecture, christopher wren, church, mary beale, St James's Church, stained glass, stained glass window, william blake | Leave a comment

Throwback Thursday: The Royal Masonic Trust for Boys and Girls

Posted on April 26, 2018 by Louise Jayne

This building in London used to house the Royal Masonic Trust for Boys and Girls, a charitable children’s organisation that still has offices further down the street.