Portal:London/DYK/1

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…that St Pancras Old Church stands on what is believed to be one of the oldest sites of Christian worship in England?

…that the building now housing the Brick Lane Mosque (pictured) was built as a Huguenot chapel in 1743, and subsequently became a synagogue?

…that there are two London churches that claim to be the "St Clements" of the nursery rhyme Oranges and Lemons: St Clement Danes and St Clement Eastcheap?

…that the Neasden Temple, completed in 1995, is the largest Hindu Temple In Europe?

…that St. John's, Smith Square is nicknamed "Queen Anne’s Footstool" because its four corner towers give it the appearance of an upturned footstool?

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