
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in London Borough of Islington.
St Luke's churchyard railings were installed in the 19th century, likely during a period of restoration or expansion of the churchyard. They are a functional yet decorative feature, reflecting the Victorian era's emphasis on both aesthetics and order in sacred spaces.
Places near here
Railings and Gates Around St Luke's ChurchyardListed building · 28 yd
The obelisk spire of St Luke'sMonument or public art · 39 yd
Caslon Tomb in St Luke's ChurchyardListed building · 46 yd
'Ancient Worthies' memorial in Quaker GardensHeritage place · 247 yd
Thomas BayesMemorial · 371 yd
Bayes-Cotton Tomb at Bunhill FieldsAncient tomb or cairn · 401 yd
Burial groundVisitor information · 438 yd
Statue of John WesleyMonument or public art · 520 yd
Museum of MethodismMuseum · 548 yd
Artificial waterfall in the Barbican Centre courtyardWaterfall · 707 yd
Waterfall, BarbicanWaterfall · 747 ydOther information
Photo: Natasha Ceridwen de Chroustchoff · CC BY-SA 2.0