| St Stephen's, Twickenham | |||||||||||
| Fullname: | East Twickenham – St Stephen | ||||||||||
| Denomination: | Church of England | ||||||||||
| Diocese: | Diocese of London | ||||||||||
| Archdeaconry: | Middlesex | ||||||||||
| Deanery: | Hampton | ||||||||||
| Architect: | Lockwood & Mawson | ||||||||||
| Style: | Gothic Revival | ||||||||||
| Materials: | Kentish rag (exterior); brick (interior)[1] | ||||||||||
| Years Built: | 1874 | ||||||||||
| Vicar: | Libby Talbot | ||||||||||
| Location: | Richmond Road, Twickenham TW1 2PD | ||||||||||
| Country: | United Kingdom | ||||||||||
| Coordinates: | 51.4534°N -0.313°W | ||||||||||
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St Stephen's, Twickenham, is a Church of England church on Richmond Road in East Twickenham in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. Its vicar is Libby Talbot.[2]
The congregation dates from 1720 when a chapel was founded on what was to become Montpelier Road.[3]
The building, which dates from 1874 and is Grade II listed, was designed by T. M. Lockwood and T. H. Mawson. The chancel was added in 1885 and the tower in 1907. Most of the stained glass windows are by Alfred Octavius Hemming (1843–1907). The organ, installed in 1889, is one of the best preserved Henry Willis & Sons organs in London.[4]
St. Stephen's School, Twickenham, a mixed, state-run, Church of England primary school on Winchester Road, is affiliated with St Stephen's Church and regularly holds events there.