Category:Frederick Wallen

Frederick Wallen was re-elected a London City Architect and Surveyor in 1864, by London's Court of Common Council. (Source: "Election of City Architect and Surveyor", London City Press, 5 March 1864, page 4, col.4)

Wallen designed St John the Evangelist Church, a church with a spire at Finsbury Park, and the foundation stone was laid in 1869. (Source: "Hornsey", North Londoner, 24 April 1869, page 7, cols 1,2). However, that church now appears to have been demolished or deconsecrated, and replaced with a modern building here.

For further information:

• His photographic portrait and biography are in W.T. Pike, Contemporary Biographies (London), page 527.

Frederick Wallen 

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Date of birth	22 February 1831 Limehouse
Date of death	26 December 1917 St Albans
Place of burial	Leavesden
Occupation	architect surveyor philanthropist
Award received	Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects
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