St Paul’s Church, Deptford

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St Paul’s Church, Deptford is an early 18th-century Baroque Anglican church in southeast London, noted for its striking architecture and historical significance within the Deptford area.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglican church
Baroque church
Grade I listed building
affiliation Church of England
architecturalStyle Baroque
English Baroque
builtAsPartOf Commission for Building Fifty New Churches
category 18th-century Church of England church building
Baroque architecture in London
Grade I listed churches in London
churchmanship Anglican
completionDate 1730
constructionStartDate 1712
country United Kingdom
dedicatedTo Saint Paul the Apostle
linked to: Apostle Paul
denomination Church of England
designedBy Thomas Archer
diocese Diocese of Southwark
hasChurchyard St Paul’s Churchyard, Deptford
hasFeature barrel-vaulted interior
classical detailing on exterior
galleries on three sides
large round-arched windows
ornate interior plasterwork
portico with giant columns
prominent west tower
stone steeple
hasPlan rectangular nave with galleries
hasTower west tower with spire
heritageDesignation Grade I listed
heritageDesignationDate 1954
inaugurationDate 1730
liturgicalTradition Anglican
locatedIn Deptford
London
linked to: London, England

London Borough of Lewisham
southeast London
linked to: South East London
material stone
notableFor historical significance in Deptford
striking Baroque architecture
parish Deptford
province Province of Canterbury
region England
usedFor Anglican services
Christian worship

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Deptford hasLandmark St Paul’s Church, Deptford
Commission for Building Fifty New Churches notableWork St Paul Deptford
linked to: St Paul’s Church, Deptford
Thomas Archer notableWork St Paul’s, Deptford
linked to: St Paul’s Church, Deptford