The Church of St Andrew, Leytonstone, is a Victorian era Church of England parish church in Leytonstone, East London, adjacent to Epping Forest. It is a Grade II listed building. The church is built on land which was part of the Wallwood Estate, which had been purchased in 1817 by William Cotton, a wealthy banker who would become the Governor of the Bank of England in 1843. He was also a leading philanthropist; besides supporting educational charities, he founded three new churches in the East End of London and made donations towards more than seventy others. William Cotton died in 1866; his son Sir Henry Cotton sold the estate for housing development in 1874, but one plot of land adjoining Forest Glade, part of Epping Forest, was reserved for the building of a new church as a memorial to his father. More information...
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