St Albans Church

St Alban's Church is a former church positioned in Teddington, in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, England. It was devoted to Saint Alban, the primary English Christian martyr. The building, that's Grade II indexed, continues to be owned with the aid of the Church of England however is now leased to the Landmark Arts Centre for use as a venue for concert events and exhibitions. In 1683 Charles Duncombe obtained a belongings opposite the parish church of St Mary's Teddington from The Marquis of Winchester, and named it Teddington Place. The church become constructed immediately opposite St Mary's Church, on part of the grounds of Teddington Place.

The residence, renamed Udney Hall, was torn down in 1946. The site is now the vicinity of Udney Hall Gardens. The foundation stone of the brand new church changed into laid in 1887. The layout of the brand new church, which changed into constructed in 1889 and consecrated in 1896, turned into commissioned via its first vicar, Rev. Francis Leith Boyd, who have been appointed as Vicar of Teddington in 1884 whilst he was 28, officiating on the parish church of St Mary. It become designed within the French Gothic fashion by way of nearby architect William S Niven. Niven's call is engraved at the external wall on the west stop of the south aisle wall.