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Black and white print showing an ornate reredos behind an altar, set against the chancel walls of Holy Trinity Church.

Rattee and Kett

Holy Trinity with All Saints Kensington

History of Holy Trinity Kensington

The famous reredos was constructed by Rattee and Kett. The building dates from 1901 and the  architect was C G Hare.

Further information about the church can be found here:

http://www.htsk.co.uk/37-2/

 

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