A Church of England parish church with roots extending back to medieval times, St Mary’s has served the Hanwell community for nearly nine centuries.
At a glance
St Mary’s Parish Church occupies the western end of Church Road in Hanwell, in the London Borough of Ealing. The church’s origins trace to at least the 12th century, making it a significant record of continuous Christian worship in West London.
History
The parish church dates back to at least the 12th century, marking it as a structure of considerable antiquity within London’s ecclesiastical landscape. Like many medieval churches, St Mary’s has endured centuries of use, adaptation, and community life across multiple historical periods.
What you see
As a Church of England parish church, St Mary’s represents the architectural and liturgical traditions of English Christianity. Detailed architectural documentation requires on-site visit.
Cultural significance
St Mary’s serves as a tangible link to Hanwell’s medieval past and the broader religious heritage of West London. Parish churches of this age are important sources for understanding local history, community structure, and the evolution of English church life.
Key facts
- Location: Church Road, Hanwell, London Borough of Ealing, United Kingdom
- Denomination: Church of England
- Earliest documented period: 12th century
- Coordinates: 51.51375278, −0.34761111
Practical information & getting there
St Mary’s is situated on Church Road in Hanwell. For visiting hours, services, and access information, contact the church directly or consult local visitor resources for the London Borough of Ealing.
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