An
interior view of the porch of the parish church of St Alphage
(or St Alfege), London wall, formerly the chapel of the
priory of Elsynge Spital. St Alphage dated from at least
the 11th century. It was demolished in 1923 although the
base of the medieval tower remains. The earliest building
was attached to London Wall itself, but the church moved
across the road into an old Augustine priory, which was
rebuilt in 1777. The image below shows details of internal
arches and the north-west view of the interior of the church.
