St James Church, Clapham

There has been a church in Clapham since Norman times but the present structure is mostly late Georgian/Regency (1814) apart from the tower which dates back to the 15th century. It's quite cavernous inside and quite plain too, with only a couple of stained glass windows. 

The interior is relatively light, as the rest of the windows are frosted or clear glass, through which you can see the trees outside, which is always lovely in a place of worship.

The most decorative thing in the church seemed to be the fine set of painted organ pipes: