St Mary, Wallington
Away from the village centre in this rather remote north east Herts village. There are a large number of medieval benches in the church.
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All Saints, Sandon
A spread out village east of Baldock. The tower is supported by very large buttresses added in the 17th century. The church is mainly 14th century with a Ewan Christian restoration. Some interesting benches, pulpit and Easter Sepulchre.
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St Michael and All Angels, Borehamwood
In northern Borehamwood by N.F. Cachemaile-Day 1954-55. The glass is by Mary Adshead, normally a muralalist
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St John Fisher and St Thomas More, Rossington Avenue, Borehamwood (Roman Catholic)
In the north of the town on a large estate. It dates from 1957 and was designed by Sterret and Blouet.
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St Teresa of the Child Jesus, Borehamwood (Roman Catholic)
Just east of the town centre, a distinctive building with its two green “ears” at the entrance end. It dates from 1961-62 and is by F.X.Verlade and Partners. Next door is a hall by T.H.B. Scott that was used as a church prior to the completion of the current church.
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St Nicholas, Elstree
A thorough rebuilding of 1853 by P.C Hardwick, nothing from the old church is visible outside. It sits on top of a hill so the spire is visible from miles around.
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All Saints, Borehamwood
The town centre church of Borehamwood. It dates from 1910 and was designed by Francis & Minty. The apse glass is by George Walton and dates from 1923.
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Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception and St Joseph, Waltham Cross (Roman Catholic)
A typical 1930s style brick basilica. It was built in 1930-31 and designed by T.H.B. Scott.
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St Paul, Cheshunt (Roman Catholic)
Down a dead end un-surfaced road, it is dated 1896 but looks more like a hall than a church, which is exactly what it was as it was built as a hall for the Anglican parish church and only acquired by the Roman Catholic church in 1998.
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St Augustine, Hoddesdon (Roman Catholic)
At the southern end of the town centre, built in 1962 to designs by Justin Alleyn.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 