View from Okkers Street Submitted by Konrad Voges Photographer: Google Street View

Courtyard - note the baroque styled gable. Compare the 105 years old Tyrolean plaster on the clerestory to the weathered one of the newly plastered tower Photographer: Konrad Voges

Port-cochère and transcept Photographer: Konrad Voges

Foundation stone - renewed Photographer: Konrad Voges

Transcept - note atypically high and narrow window Photographer: Konrad Voges

Retaining wall on Twist Street Submitted by Konrad Voges Photographer: Google Street View

Full length of nave towards the organ loft Photographer: Konrad Voges

Full length of nave towards the apse Photographer: Konrad Voges

Reredos of old altar depicting the four evangelists - now in vestry Photographer: Konrad Voges

One of the stained glass windows Photographer: Konrad Voges

Detail of stained glass window Photographer: Konrad Voges - 2016

Tracery transcept window Photographer: Konrad Voges

Blue Plaque Source: The Heritage Portal Photographer: James Ball - 2013

Annotated aerial photograph Annotation by Konrad Voges

Site plan Submitted by Konrad Voges Photographer: Google earth

Aerial view showing the church, with the original parsonage in the foreground, the German school (large building to the right of the parsonage) and the new parsonage to the right of the church. This second parsonage was only built around 1936 so the photo must be from that period or later. Photos from the centennial brochure of the church sent to us by Joachim Schubert Photographer: Scanned image

Church at its completion 1912 - copied from brochure Submitted by Konrad Voges Photographer: Unidentified

Interior view looking west Photos from the centennial brochure of the church sent to us by Joachim Schubert Photographer: Scanned image

Interior view looking east Photos from the centennial brochure of the church sent to us by Joachim Schubert Photographer: Scanned image