Trinity Reformed Church

The following building shall be added:

STREATHAM PENDENNIS ROAD TQ3071 963- /30/10015 Trinity Reformed Church II

Congregational church. Designed by Ernest George and Peto in 1876-7 in Vernacular Revival style. Stock brick with red brick and stone dressings. Tiled roof with ridge tiles. Comprises nave and chancel in one with aisles and clerestorey and porch incorporated in north aisle. West front has large 2-tier 5-light round-headed window with sexfoil and cinquefoil lights above lancets. Brick-lined arch and bands. Lean-to porch in; north aisle has arched doorcase with gable above surmounted by cross. Clerestories of four 5-light half-gables each side with stained glass leaded lights. Below are paired lancets separated by buttresses. Interior has brick arcade supported on Corngrit Bath Stone colunnns with foliate capitals. Scissor-braced roof with dormer windows to the nave, anticipating those designed by R. Norman Shaw for St Michael and All Angels' Church, Bedford Park. Original box pews, panelled reredos and pulpit. The tower was never built. This is Ernest George's only surviving unaltered church following the gutting of St Andrew's Guildersfield Road by fire. [See "The Building News" December 15th 1876.]

Listing NGR: TQ3038672002