What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in London Borough of Islington.
St Luke's Church in the London Borough of Islington was designed by architect William Butterfield and completed in 1868. It is a Gothic Revival church dedicated to St Luke the Evangelist and is notable for its distinctive red brick and terracotta façade, reflecting Butterfield's innovative use of materials and his influence on 19th-century ecclesiastical architecture.
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The obelisk spire of St Luke'sMonument or public art · 24 yd
Railings and Gates Around St Luke's ChurchyardListed building · 36 yd
St Luke's churchyard railingsChurch, cross or graveyard · 64 yd
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Thomas BayesMemorial · 435 yd
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Burial groundVisitor information · 501 yd
Sculpture, City RdPublic sculpture · 518 yd
Statue of John WesleyMonument or public art · 583 yd
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Waterfall, BarbicanWaterfall · 794 yd
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Photo: Alan Murray-Rust · CC BY-SA 2.0