“Museum of the Moon” at Southwark Cathedral
Luke Jerram’s “Museum of the Moon” returned to London in October 2023 to be displayed in Southwark Cathedral, which last hosted Gaia. See more of my photos of Luke Jerram’s work.
Churches
City of London Churches 360 Virtual Tours
The City of London, the Square Mile, is packed full of churches which hint at how many people lived in the City hundreds of years ago, as against the business district it is today....
St Clement Danes, Central Church of the RAF
The Strand in central London is home to many imposing buildings. One of those is St Clement Danes, the Central Church of the Royal Air Force.
The Dome of Methodist Central Hall, Westminster
Methodist Central Hall took part in Heritage Open Days by opening the building’s dome to visitors. The views from the balcony are stunning.
Westminster Quaker Meeting House
Once inside Westminster’s Quaker Meeting House, you find a building interior enveloped by calm and stillness.
The Geometric Staircase at St Paul’s Cathedral
Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, the Geometric Staircase is an engineering marvel within an architectural landmark.
Luke Jerram’s “Mars: War and Peace” at All Saints’
All Saints’ Church in Notting Hill displayed Luke Jerram’s “Mars: War and Peace” as part of the 2023 Kensington and Chelsea Festival.
St Peter’s Italian Church Procession
Opened in 1863, St Peter’s on Clerkenwell Road has since the 1880s held an annual Procession in Honour of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
The Coronation Theatre at Westminster Abbey
Following the Coronation of King Charles III, there was time for the public to see the Coronation Theatre setup in Westminster Abbey.
Westminster Abbey
The roof and ceilings of Westminster Abbey are just as impressive and beautiful as anything seen at ground level.
St Mary’s Church, Harrow-on-the-Hill
A visit to the roof and tower of St Mary’s Church at Harrow-on-the-Hill to admire the London views on one of their occasional open days.
The Fenland Table at Rochester Cathedral
The Fenland Table on display at Rochester Cathedral. It took ten years to make using wooden planks cut from a 5,000 year old tree trunk.
“Peace Doves” at Rochester Cathedral
From 11th February to 16th April 2023, Rochester Cathedral is hosting “Peace Doves”, an art installation by Peter Walker.
2023 Easter Passion Play at Trafalgar Square
On Good Friday, Wintershall presented the 2023 Easter Passion Play in Trafalgar Square, London, telling the story of Christ’s Resurrection.
Biggin Hill RAF Chapel Stained Glass
The RAF Memorial Chapel has twelve stained glass windows in the main chapel remembering the Battle of Britain.
Kilburn Tin Tabernacle Church
A corrugated iron church that contains a ship and a cathedral. Far older than you think and with a completely unexpected interior.
Historic RAF Biggin Hill
A visit to the RAF Memorial Chapel at the former RAF Biggin Hill and then the Spitfire Factory to see the aircraft up close.
St. Paul’s Cathedral Triforium Tour
The many visitors to St. Paul’s cathedral marvel at the dome, most climb to the top, but far fewer visit the less well known Triforium.
St James’ Church, Bermondsey
St James’ Church Bermondsey, was built by the Commission for Building Fifty New Churches and consecrated in 1829.
St. Eval Church near Newquay in Cornwall
St. Eval Church, just like thousands of parish churches found across the UK, serves the local community and is steeped in their history.
St. Augustine’s Tower, Hackney
360 virtual tours of St. Augustin’s Tower in Hackney whose roof you reach by climbing a narrow spiral staircase.
Different Photo Angles At St. Paul’s Cathedral
St. Paul’s cathedral has been photographed from every possible angle, but some are less photographed than others.
Gaia at Southwark Cathedral
Luke Jerram’s Gaia, a giant inflatable Earth, came to Southwark Cathedral (London) in October 2022, with viewings by day and night.
2019 St. Paul’s Cathedral Blitz Illumination
To commemorate The WW2 Blitz and the role of the St. Paul’s Fire Watchers, the cathedral’s exterior was used to display their story.
Whitechapel Bell Foundry
The Whitechapel Bell Foundry had been located in London’s East End for hundreds of years, supplying bells across the world including Big Ben.
