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The Early Years of Watts & Co
While Watts & Co would become renowned for its clerical dress and ecclesiastical items, interior design commissions for stately homes predominated the practice in the firm’s earliest years. The earliest...
The Early Years of Watts & Co
While Watts & Co would become renowned for its clerical dress and ecclesiastical items, interior design commissions for stately homes predominated the practice in the firm’s earliest years. The earliest...
Architectural Foundations: The Founding of Watt...
The Public Worship Regulation Act 1874 was a year of aesthetic transition in England. The Public Worship Regulation Act was passed in order to curtail elements of High Anglican ritualism,...
Architectural Foundations: The Founding of Watt...
The Public Worship Regulation Act 1874 was a year of aesthetic transition in England. The Public Worship Regulation Act was passed in order to curtail elements of High Anglican ritualism,...
The Watts Church Crawl (Part the 27th and Last)...
Our final station stop, where this service terminates. Westminster is quite a station. Of the original, opened in 1868, there is nothing left, but all is now part...
The Watts Church Crawl (Part the 27th and Last)...
Our final station stop, where this service terminates. Westminster is quite a station. Of the original, opened in 1868, there is nothing left, but all is now part...
The Watts Church Crawl Part the 26th: Embankment
After a summer lull, we’re now ready to go on without last two stations: Embankment and Westminster. Embankment Station is really tied up with its neighbour Charing Cross, and the two of...
The Watts Church Crawl Part the 26th: Embankment
After a summer lull, we’re now ready to go on without last two stations: Embankment and Westminster. Embankment Station is really tied up with its neighbour Charing Cross, and the two of...
The Watts Church Crawl (Part the 25th) Temple
Why is Temple called Temple? Not anything to do with sinister (or even non-sinister) Pagan rites, but rather this area was the home to the Knights Templar, just as Clerkenwell (St. John’s Gate)...
The Watts Church Crawl (Part the 25th) Temple
Why is Temple called Temple? Not anything to do with sinister (or even non-sinister) Pagan rites, but rather this area was the home to the Knights Templar, just as Clerkenwell (St. John’s Gate)...
The Watts Church Crawl (Part the 24th) Blackfriars
Since the station (re-opened in 2012, after some years of closure and renovation is almost uniformly ghastly, we shall pass through it as quickly as possible and move on to our church...
The Watts Church Crawl (Part the 24th) Blackfriars
Since the station (re-opened in 2012, after some years of closure and renovation is almost uniformly ghastly, we shall pass through it as quickly as possible and move on to our church...