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 | England London Stoke Newington Stoke Newington Church Street new St Marys stone church spire steeple lit up in low afternoon sunlight chilly bright afternoon 28Oct2001 1 DHD.jpg (Earth Views) " The ``new'' Church of St. Mary's Stoke Newington was built in the 1850s in
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Thomas Jackson, offered the site of the old rectory and garden for a new church
to be built opposite the 300 year-old Old Church.
The architect George Gilbert Scott (later knighted) was
appointed to the project, and designed a building in the
style of thirteenth century Gothic. The new St. Mary's
was consecrated by the Lord Bishop of London on June
25, 1858: it stretches 180 feet (55m) from the inside
line of the apse to the west door, and is 80 feet (25m)
wide from north to south transept.
The original plan foresaw a spire soaring 220 feet
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added to the building. Floodlighting was added at
Easter 1996.
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