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London's 100 Best Churches Paperback
An Illustrated Guide
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London's 100 Best Churches
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Which London churches include great restaurants? Which featured in the plays of Shakespeare? Which pulpit has Jeffrey Archer stood in and where can you find Dick Whittington's tomb? This fully illustrated guide to the capital's most beautiful, interesting and significant churches includes colour photography throughout and fascinating commentary that extends beyond architectural detail to include historical gossip, special features to look for, famous associations and what goes on in these remarkable buildings today. Covering every part of Greater London, there are many hidden gems waiting to be discovered and many churches that are already well established on the tourist map are also included. Church tourism is increasingly popular and this book will appeal both to visitors to London and the capital's residents. All the churches included are kept open.
London's 100 Best Churches by Leigh Hatts was published by Canterbury Press in August 2009 and is our 60180th best seller. The ISBN for London's 100 Best Churches is 9781853119446.
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London’s 100 Best Churches
Ian Gibbs, via The Good Book StallHatt’s title may be a hostage to fortune, but most visitors will find their ‘best’ churches here. The text is full of contemporary references, and will certainly need updating within five or ten years. It is also enlivened by excellent photographs to whet the appetite – how on earth did the photographer(s) hit on so many sunny days! The comments on the buildings are a mine of information which can be supplemented by reference to the churches’ web sites. One note of caution though, from personal experience, the opening times in the book look very optimistic.
A useful book for a gift. Editor.
Featured Review
LondonÂ’s 100 Best Churches
Ian Gibbs, via The Good Book StallHatt’s title may be a hostage to fortune, but most visitors will find their ‘best’ churches here. The text is full of contemporary references, and will certainly need updating within five or ten years. It is also enlivened by excellent photographs to whet the appetite – how on earth did the photographer(s) hit on so many sunny days! The comments on the buildings are a mine of information which can be supplemented by reference to the churches’ web sites. One note of caution though, from personal experience, the opening times in the book look very optimistic.
A useful book for a gift. Editor.
Featured Review
LondonÂ’s 100 Best Churches
Ian Gibbs, via The Good Book StallHatt’s title may be a hostage to fortune, but most visitors will find their ‘best’ churches here. The text is full of contemporary references, and will certainly need updating within five or ten years. It is also enlivened by excellent photographs to whet the appetite – how on earth did the photographer(s) hit on so many sunny days! The comments on the buildings are a mine of information which can be supplemented by reference to the churches’ web sites. One note of caution though, from personal experience, the opening times in the book look very optimistic.
A useful book for a gift. Editor.
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Details for London's 100 Best Churches
| Author / Artist | Leigh Hatts |
| Book Format | Paperback |
| Publisher | Canterbury Press (August 2009) |
| Weight | 15g |
| Number of Pages | 224 |
| Thickness | 517 mm |
| Height | 216 mm |
| Width | 153 mm |
| ISBN | 9781853119446 |
| ISBN-10 | 185311944X |
| Product Code | 3951761 |
| Page last updated | 9th January 2018 |
