A three-quarter view with a high tower as the main focus. A path runs along the bottom. Two trees in the foreground obscures large parts of the church. The sky is cloudy. This church is listed as Middlesex 4 in the Collins Pocket Guide to English Parish Churches: south, edited and introduced by John Betjeman. 1968 printing.
A side view of a church with a high tower on the left. A road runs from left to right in the foreground. A white signage board announces this is the church of St Alban. A tree with leaves is on the right hand side. Five high and narrow church windows run along the side. The sky is cloudy. This church is listed as Middlesex 4 in the Collins Pocket Guide to English Parish Churches: south, edited and introduced by John Betjeman. 1968 printing.
An interior view with red benches on both sides. Blue tables with chairs are towards the front of the photograph. The sides are cream coloured. The ceiling has arches directing the gaze to the far end and the cross hanging on the wall. This church is listed as Middlesex 4 in the Collins Pocket Guide to English Parish Churches: south, edited and introduced by John Betjeman. 1968 printing.
St Alban church at North Harrow. Described in Betjeman’s book (see Alt text for book details) as ‘the best Middlesex church of the 1930s, by AW Kenyon, in yellow brick’. #ParishChurches #JohnBetjeman #London #Harrow #StAlban
