In 1838 a church was built by the edge of the Canal at the end of Ruby Street, it was initially called St Thomas, but by 1842 the name had been changed to Christ Church
The rapid expansion of nearby Gas Works led to the demolition of the original building after only 30 years, and in 1868 a new church was built on the present site on the Old Kent Road
In September 1941 the Luftwaffe struck. The church was badly damaged by bombs much was destroyed and the church remained a ruin for fifteen years. The church has since been restored, and further modernised within the last decade.
To find the cache you need some numbers
Above the red door of the church is a mural and enscription with 20 words. Letters in actual words, even if the letter is broken/missing. Line one ABCDEFGHJK
and Line two LMNPQRSTUV
So the coords for the final are
N51 (T-U) (D+B) . (L+J) (P) (N-R)
W000 (K-Q) (G) . (E+V) (F-C) (T)
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