September 2007

	St Mary's Battersea and the River Thames Battersea, London. Sunday 30 September St Mary's Battersea was built in 1775 and considerably restored around 1870
	The Blake window
	The Turner window
	The Rothwell monument
	John Camden and Elizabeth Nield: A fine example of Coade stone by Coade of Lambeth from 1752

			Edward Wynter's feats of crushing a tiger to death and overcoming 60 mounted moors are shown in the relief.
			Although dwarfed by modent flats, the church sitll stands out on the riverside. The railway bridge is used by Silverlink services to Clapham Junction from WIllesden Jct and further afield.
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St Mary's Battersea and the River Thames

Battersea, London. Sunday 30 September