Walthamstow Karpahapathy

A temple is a structure reserved for religious or spiritual activities, such as prayer and sacrifice, or analogous rites. The temple is also the place where one can transcend the world of man. It is the place for collective worship.

Sacrifice and service in conjunction with the Tamil people regard their culture. Wagner, pure minds would be united with the Temple service of those who have begun the work of those should be respected.

In 1900, very few temples were found in England but later 2010 there were increase in number of temples. The town Walthamstow is located in the eastern part of the London, England's capital city.

Tamil people will build temple wherever they reside and this was the origin of Walthamstow Karpaga Vinayagar Temple.

Walthamstow part of this building is a city made for building laborers. History says that the workers will go to the nearby village to build buildings from Walthamstow. This is why so many buildings, homes found with the same kind of structures. But today, they have been changed. History says that, 1900 years ago the name “bell corner “has been used. Now the name has been changed to “Belford”.