All Saints Church, Kingston-upon-Thames, by Hugh Thomson

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All Saints Church, Kingston-upon-Thames

Hugh Thomson

1908

Illustration for Highways and Byways in Surrey

Source: Parker 245 [Click on image to enlarge it]

Thomson was a fine topographical artist, who illustrated a number of other books in this series, including Kent, but some much further afield, like Northumbria.

"Kingston church, if its architecture is confused and much of it modern, has an imposing solemnity about it" (Parker 246). It is not as easy to see the church from this viewpoint now, because of new structures in the market place opposite it.

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All Saints Church, Kingston-upon-Thames

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Bibliography

Parker, Eric. Highways and Byways in Surrey. Illustrated by Hugh Thomson. London: Macmillan, 1908. Internet Archive. Contributed by Harvard University. Web. 12 August 2018.

Created 12 August 2018