St Etheldreda's is one of only two buildings in London that still stands from the reign of King Edward the First. Built in the late thirteenth century, this structure originally served as the private chapel for the Bishops of Ely, who maintained an extensive palace on this site. You are walking into a space that has occupied a quiet, secluded corner of London for over seven hundred years.
St. Etheldreda's RC Church, Farringdon
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