Talk:Christ Church, Spitalfields

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This page could do with

  • a link to Spitalfields (don't think it's mentioned) - oh, it's hidden in a heading.
  • citations! I think the latest addition is Cruickshank
  • mention of the principle Huguenot church on Brick Lane - now a mosque (100metres away)
  • some reorganisation, suffers from multiple editors!
  • check the listed building status (it is!), suspect grade I
  • details of the Spitalfields festival, it started to save this building, and this is still the centre of it.

Kbthompson 17:26, 4 February 2007 (UTC)