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St Oswald, Malvern Way, Croxley Green
In suburban streets near St Bede’s Roman Catholic church. St Oswald dates from 1937, it was built as a hall/church to designs by Leslie Moore a separate hall next door was built in 1961. This meant that the original building could be consecrated as a church in 1962.
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St Bede, Baldwins Lane, Croxley Green (Roman Catholic)
Hidden down a short drive of Baldwins Lane in deep suburbia. Built in 1952 to designs by T.J. Denny, the spire, entrance porch and a lady chapel were added in 1963.
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All Saints, Croxley Green
A double naved church on the edge of the green. The original nave dates from 1870-72 by John Norton, it was enlarged, at a slightly lower level, in 1906 to designs by Temple Moore. Between my first visit in October 2013 and my next in March 2015, the nave pews were replaced by seats.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 