St Alban's Church sits in a lush parkland, distinguished by its spire of jagged flint and limestone that rises sharply against the trees. Built in the late nineteenth century, it served the growing community of British residents and workers who needed a place to worship. When the Prince of Wales laid the foundation stone in eighteen eighty-five, he brought a trowel of solid silver. Today, the church remains a quiet piece of English Gothic architecture, nestled far from the London streets it resembles.
St Alban's Church
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