Spurgeon's House Guest

Panoramic View of Met Tab

For a panoramic view of Elephant and Castle,

the street where Spurgeon's Metropolitan Tabernacle

is located, click here!

...and note what they say about it:

"Widely tipped as one of the

ugliest buildings ever created in the UK,

the rotting red monstrosity dominating

this scene in the Shopping Centre."

Met Tab

Note that the Metropolitan Tabernacle

is now referred to as "The Tab".

Baskin-Robbin

London is "baskin" in its modernism and "robbin" its people of a rich heritage. Most Londoners don't even know who Spurgeon was...and FYI, anyone visiting London can go to the General Resister Office and ask to see the original copies of C.H. Spurgeon's entry of marriage and the certified copy of his entry of death papers. (no joke)