Sutton, Wesleyan Church 1913
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The new Wesleyan Church, seen here from Church Road (now St Nicholas Way), was a sumptuous and unusual building. It is distinguished by its fine tower and spire, which is based on the 'crown' of the medieval St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh. The spire is carried on four converging flying buttresses. Cheam Road is to the right and the church hall, Trinity Hall, is on the left. It was designed by Gordon and Gunton and built in 1907. It is considered by many to be one of Sutton's most interesting surviving buildings. It is now shared by the Methodists and the United Reformed Church.
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