 In the Second World War, the Trinity Green almshouses were damaged, with those almshouses north of the chapel being destroyed.In 1950, Trinity Green became a Grade I listed building; the listing included the almshouses, chapel, gates, railings and walls.In 1954, London County Council bought and restored the non-destroyed houses, including the restoration of the chapel with 18th-century panelling from Bradmore House in Hammersmith.