St Mary's Church, in Barnes

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Barnes and Mortlake – St Mary's



c. 1200 - A small rectangular flint chapel is built on the site of the present St Mary's church in Barnes

1215 - St Mary's chapel in Barnes is enlarged

c. 1485 - A tower is added to St Mary's in Barnes

1904-8 - A new nave, chancel and north aisle, designed by Charles Innes, are added to St Mary's

1978 - A fire destroys St Mary's church in Barnes except for the tower and the south and east walls of the medieval chapel

1984 - New additions to St Mary's are completed, designed by Edward Cullinan, to replace the parts destroyed by the fire of 1978


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Sources – for this page BMHS, Pevsner2, 468, Edward Cullinan

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