St George's Garrison Church, Woolwich

Bombed during World War II, St George’s Garrison Church survives as an evocative ruin with recently conserved mosaics, and a modern canopy roof, for all to enjoy.

Events

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Visit St George’s to see the ruins with its stunning mosaics and new canopy roof.
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Second phase conservation works

To ensure the survival of decorative features in the east end of the church work has been completed
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See for yourself the surviving mosaics and remnants of the once magnificent Victorian interior, now protected by a new canopy roof.

Find out about our garden project to honour and celebrate the Commonwealth & Gurkhas and discover how you can take part in supporting it.

Art Installation at the Garrison

01 Jan 2023

A new initiative at the Garrison, an interactive, mutli-sensory art installation presented by Donyi

Autumn-Winter 2022 Newsletter

15 Nov 2022

Hear our news from Autumn-Winter 2022

Steve Offord tribute

20 Jun 2022

It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Woolwich Garrison Church Trust Trustee, Steve...

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Support the new garden project

Read about the planned Commonwealth and Gurkha Garden

We plan to build a Commonwealth & Gurkha Garden on our land beside the Church. The project has now launched and you can support and be involved.

Join the Friends of St George's Garrison Church

Support St George’s by joining the Friends Group, and be part of its future.

Next steps

To ensure the survival of decorative features in the east end of the Church conservation work has been completed. We are delighted with the new gates and railings and stone floor in the South and North Porches. Assessments are being made for work which would be needed to open the crypt for use and relay the Chancel floor

Events

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Second phase conservation works