The borough has several notable examples of Victorian church architecture[1] including the previously mentioned St. Peter's, the churchyard of which contains the grave of the author Mary Shelley;[123] St Stephen's Church, completed in 1898 for services under the influence of the Oxford Movement[3][124] and St Clement's, one of the first churches to be designed by John Dando Sedding, built in Boscombe in 1871.[125] To serve a rapidly expanding population a third church was built in the town centre in 1891.