English: The two churches of St John the Evangelist, Stanmore, Middlesex. This view is of the west tower of the 19th-century church, seen through a window of the ruin of the 17th-century church. The 19th-century church was built as 17th-century one had become unsafe. The old church is now partly ruined, but well maintained.
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