St Mary Woolnoth

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18th-century church building Anglican church Baroque church Church of England parish church Grade I listed building

St Mary Woolnoth is a prominent early 18th-century Anglican church in the City of London, renowned for its striking Baroque architecture by Nicholas Hawksmoor.

Aliases (3)

Statements (45)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	18th-century church building → Anglican church → Baroque church → Church of England parish church → Grade I listed building →
architect	Nicholas Hawksmoor →
architecturalStyle	English Baroque →
builtFor	Church of England →
completedIn	1727 →
constructionStart	1716 →
coordinateSystem	WGS84 →
country	United Kingdom →
dedicatedTo	Saint Mary →
dedication	Virgin Mary →
denomination	Church of England →
diocese	Diocese of London →
governingBody	Church of England →
hasBells	yes →
hasDenominationStatus	active →
hasFeature	barrel-vaulted interior → classical portico → crypt → monumental west front → twin west towers →
hasTower	yes →
heritageDesignation	Grade I listed →
heritageRegister	National Heritage List for England →
liturgicalTradition	Anglican →
locatedIn	City of London → England → London →
material	stone →
mentionedIn	The Waste Land by T. S. Eliot →
near	Bank Junction → Bank Underground Station →
notableFor	design by Nicholas Hawksmoor → striking Baroque architecture →
parish	St Mary Woolnoth with St Mary Woolchurch Haw →
province	Province of Canterbury →
publicTransitAccess	Bank Underground Station →
religiousAffiliation	Anglicanism →
replaced	Medieval church on the same site →
streetAddress	Lombard Street →
survived	Great Fire of London →
usedAs	place of Anglican worship →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Nicholas Hawksmoor ("St Mary Woolnoth, London") →	burialPlace
Threadneedle Street ("St Mary Woolnoth church") →	hasLandmark
Nicholas Hawksmoor →	notableWork
St Mary Woolnoth ("St Mary Woolnoth with St Mary Woolchurch Haw") →	parish