George and Geraldine Prynne latterly lived at number 3 Grange Road, Ealing. He designed St Saviour's Church, Ealing nearby on Grove Road, Ealing (consecrated in 1899), and was heavily involved in the life of its Parish. St Saviour's was demolished in 1940 following bomb damage, although the Clergy House designed by Prynne survives. Prynne also designed an extension to Ealing Town Hall, including a new octagonally towered entrance, built in 1930. Prynne had seven children. Four of his five sons were in active service, two were killed in active service, which had a profound effect on Prynne's later years. Works External links George Fellowes Prynne, a brief biography References 1853 births 1927 deaths Architects from Devon Gothic Revival architects People from Plymouth, Devon People educated at Eastman's Royal Naval Academy