• Concerts at St Peter's Church | Classical Events

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    St Peter's Church. Hammersmith, London. 20th June 2024 7:30 PM.

  • St. Paul's Church, Hammersmith — MFA

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    Richard Griffiths Architects were appointed in 2005 to design a major extension to the church for flexible parish and community use, with Malcolm Fryer in the...

  • St. Peter's Church (Hammersmith, London, England)

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    1 work Search for books with subject St. Peter's Church (Hammersmith, London, England).

  • St Peter’s Hammersmith | The Fulham and Hammersmith...

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    Now with lighter evenings we venture out starting with St Peter’s Church and Square in Hammersmith, probably finishing in the Black Lion.

  • St Peter's Church, Hammersmith - Alchetron, the Free...

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    When built, St Peter’s Church was had a single bell, cast at the Whitechapel Bell Foundry and inscribed ‘Edward Mears fecit , London 1828’.

  • St. Augustine's Church, Hammersmith, London - Augustinian...

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    Augustinian Centre, 55 Fulham Palace Rd, Hammersmith W6 8AU.

  • St Peter's Church, Hammersmith — W6 9BE, Black Lion Ln...

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    St Peter's Church, Hammersmith is one of many places in the 'Places of cultural interest' type that holds its influence in daily lives.

  • St Peter's Church, Hammersmith, Greater London

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    We don't currently have any future gigs listed at St Peter's Church.

  • St. Paul's Church, Hammersmith — MFA / Malcolm Fryer...

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    Richard Griffiths Architects were appointed in 2005 to design a major extension to the church for flexible parish and community use, with Malcolm Fryer in the...

  • St Peter's Church, Hammersmith

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    The site of the church was donated by George Scott, born in 1780 to a wealthy family in Hammersmith.