Open House 2011
Open House Weekend
St Anne's Tower
17th September 2011
Architect S P Cockerell (Year 1803)

Some of the younger visitors to the Tower enjoying tea and biscuits after their visit.
Open House London celebrates all that is best about the capital’s buildings, places and neighbourhoods. Every September, it gives a unique opportunity to get out and under the skin of London’s amazing architecture, with over 700 buildings of all kinds opening their doors to everyone – all for free.
In 2011 it took place over the weekend of 17 and 18 September and St Anne’s was pleased to again be part of this unique annual event for one day on Saturday 17th.
The principal interest for Open House visitors to St Anne’s is the Church Tower and Clock.
This year, the Soho Society together with the Soho Museum provided volunteers to show the tower and clock.
Both the Tower and the Clock are more fully described on our history pages.
Details
Address:
St Anne's Churchyard, Wardour Street W1D 6AF
(Note that this is not the normal Church entrance which is at 55 Dean Street)
(Note that this is not the normal Church entrance which is at 55 Dean Street)
Tube: Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square;
Tube/Rail: Charing Cross;
Bus: 14,19,38,24.
Please note that access to the Tower is via a very narrow spiral staircase, and thence by a very steep stair ladder.
The Soho Society is curating this year’s open house day and will be providing refreshments.
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