Unknown church

[Richard Knott]

It's still not much clearer I'm afraid.

There's nothing on the back of the photograph, but the mount does have an impression showing that it was taken by J Russell & Son, of 51 Baker St. They were at 17 Baker St in 1889 and 51 Baker St by 1917 but I don't know when they moved. They also had branches in Sussex and elsewhere.

Richard

[Treetotal]

It's not 1890s as it would most likely be a cabinet card.
Carol

[despair]

Clutching at the the same straw again,is there a similarity in the shield and this from Westminster School?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Official_rendition_of_the_Coat_of_arms_of_Westminster_School.svg

Roger

[avm228]

Yes, I may have to eat my words about my alma mater Westminster  <humble pie emoji>

See this photo (if you can):

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/05/28/pictures-day-28-may-2018/westminster-abbey-gardener-comac-conolly-pushes-lawnmower-new/

Or google (images) “Westminster Abbey cloister garth”.

[arthurk]

Well found, everyone!

More photos of the cloisters and Capability Brown memorial fountain at:
http://www.zimbio.com/pictures/L7pxp6E9IgN/Westminster+Abbey+Unveils+New+Fountain+Commemorating/TZ0rljYnD3K

A street view of the cloister before the fountain was installed:
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01mu1/
(This took me to the map, but if you drag the man to the blue blob on the south side of the cloister there's a good view)

Westminster School Archives (who might be interested in it and/or be able to give further information):
https://www.westminster.org.uk/about/our-history/archives-and-collections/

[Sc00p]

Same trophy/shield?
http://firstworldwar.westminster.org.uk/?p=224

[Richard Knott]

Excellent; thanks.
I'll send the photo to Westminster!

Richard