St Paul's Church (before 1988)
Anonymous

St Paul's Church was completed in 1887 to designs by A.E.Street. It is one of few remaining Victorian buildings in the Blockhouse and is well-known for its associations with Rev. G.A.Studdert-Kennedy, or 'Woodbine Willie'. During the First World War, he became famous as a Chaplain for handing out Woodbine cigarettes along with bibles to troops in the trenches. These views show the interior of this church much as it would have been when Studdert-Kennedy was vicar and before substantial alterations were made in 1988 to adapt the church for current worship.