large congregation, like many other Anglican churches in the Victorian era: an 1854 survey of church attendance found that the number of worshippers was 1,650 on Sunday mornings, 630 on Sunday afternoons and 1,430 on Sunday evenings. In the 20th century the congregation decreased and in 1948 All Saints became a Greek Orthodox church, retaining its dedication while St Michael's in Camden Road took over the parish, becoming the main Anglican church in Camden Town. The area acquired a large Greek speaking community in the decades after World War II, mostly from Cyprus, and the church is still well used, though many of the worshippers now come from the outer suburbs of London. In 1991 All Saints was raised to the status of a cathedral. The church has been renovated a number of times. Most recently since January 2009 under the supervision of English Heritage and co-sponsored by the National Lottery and donations from the Greek Orthodox Community of the parish. References Camden Town and Primrose Hill Past by John Richardson (1991) Georgian London by John Summerson (1988 ed.) External links Official website of the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of All Saints Churches completed in 1824 Religious organizations established in 1824 Churches in the London Borough of Camden Church buildings converted to a different denomination Greek Orthodox cathedrals in England Grade I listed churches in London Grade I listed cathedrals 19th-century Church of England church buildings Former Church of England church buildings 1824 establishments in England Camden Town Grade I listed buildings in the London Borough of Camden Cathedrals in London