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Mar. 03, 1958 - London Suburb's Modern Church Just To Completed At A Cost Of 8, 000: Little St. Peters, an cotagonalo Church just completed at the Crislewood, provides for London an example of modern church architecture. Dr. Campbell, Bishop of London, will concentrate it on Saturday. It will serve a new Community in flats under the construction, including three 11-storey blocks for Hendon Borough Council. The 3ft high church is built of grey-brown handstands bricks and its roof, in pale green has a covering of crashed felt. The Verge of te roof has a covering in racessed brickwork there are three vertical windows at as side facing the altar, . At the back of the Church six more recessed windows give light behind the congregation. The slander spire, 3V feet high, of tubular aluminum with an aluminum cross. The cost of the whole scheme was 8, 000. Photo Shows The 12-foot brickwork panel, representing St.Peter, on the outside of the East Wall of Little St. Peter's Church at Cricklwood

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