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Christ Church, Radlett red plaque

Commemorative plaque

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This red commemorative plaque records: Christ Church, Radlett. Consecrated in 1864 on land donated by Captain Phillimore of Kendal Hall. Designed in the Decorated Style of Edward I, it's unusually aligned North-South. In 1908, to meet demand, a further chancel was added. A church hall was added in 1925, extended in the 1970s, & replaced by the modern Vision Hall in 2005. The 11/2 acre Glebe Field to the rear was purchased in 1959. Recorded plaque organisation: Radlett & District Museum.
Christ Church, Radlett, consecrated in 1864, is notable for its North-South alignment and Decorated Gothic style, distinguishing it architecturally; the church has expanded over time with additions including a chancel, hall, and modern Vision Hall to meet community needs.

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