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Sunday, August 28, 2005

London, England
Another beautiful photo by David Miller is this one of this bright red door. This door is the entrance to the crypt of the St. Peters church in Streatham, London. The St Peter’s church is a parish church serving the local community in Streatham and West Norwood. A modern anglo-catholic parish in the Diocese of Southwark and within the Church of England. The architect for this church was Richard William Drew. The crypt is a flexible space with lots of character. It is laid out in a T-shape, with the kitchen occupying one end of the cross-piece and can be hired for social events for up to 100 people.
posted by /T/ at 5:07 AM
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