The current building, dating largely from the 1880s (although the tower is fifteenth century), stands on a site that has been a centre of Christian worship for over a thousand years.
- A brief history of the buildings
- Some historical material about the community
- The Church Street Inscription Tablet
- Notable tombs in the churchyard
- Graves of artists in the burial ground
- Information on our Stained Glass windows
- The Chaloner Monument
- Memories and eulogies of past parishioners can be found here
We are fortunate to have two active groups with particular interest in the heritage of the parish of Chiswick, both human and built.
The Archives Group care for the church records which go back several hundred years, and assist with frequent enquiries from descendants of former parishioners and others with interest in the history of the parish. The Archivists may be contacted by emailing archivist@stnicholaschiswick.org.
The Friends of St Nicholas Church, whose particular area of interest is the built heritage of the parish, are a registered charity in their own right. For further information about the Friends and how to become a member please click here.
Additional information, especially regarding matters of local environmental interest, can now be found on the website of the Old Chiswick Protection Society.
