St Mary le Strand

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St Mary le Strand is an early 18th-century Baroque Anglican church in central London, known for standing prominently on a traffic island in the Strand.

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St Mary le Strand canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglican church
Baroque church
Church of England parish church
administrativeArea City of Westminster NERFINISHED
architect James Gibbs NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle English Baroque NERFINISHED
builtFor Commission for Building Fifty New Churches NERFINISHED
category Baroque architecture in London
Churches in the City of Westminster
Grade I listed churches in London
churchmanship High Church
constructionEndDate 1723
constructionStartDate 1714
country United Kingdom
dedicatedTo Saint Mary
denomination Church of England
diocese Diocese of London NERFINISHED
foundedBy Commission for Building Fifty New Churches NERFINISHED
hasFunction parish church for local community
place of Anglican worship
hasSpire yes
hasTower yes
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
heritageDesignationDate 1958
liturgicalTradition Anglican
locatedIn City of Westminster
London NERFINISHED
locatedNear Aldwych NERFINISHED
King's College London Strand Campus NERFINISHED
Somerset House NERFINISHED
locatedOn Strand NERFINISHED
material Portland stone
notableFeature central tower with spire
richly decorated Baroque interior
stands on a traffic island in the Strand
parish St Mary le Strand with St Clement Danes NERFINISHED
province Province of Canterbury
region Greater London
replaced earlier medieval church of St Mary le Strand NERFINISHED
streetAddress Strand, London WC2
usedFor concerts and cultural events
religious services

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Strand, London hasNearbyLandmark St Mary le Strand
James Gibbs notableWork St Mary le Strand
Aldwych hasNearbyChurch St Mary le Strand
Strand hasLandmark St Mary le Strand