Description

SK 03 SW KINGSTONE C.P. GRATWICH

5/121 Church of St. Mary
12/1/66
GV II

Former parish church, now chapel-of-ease. C16 chancel; the rest
rebuilt 1775. Red brick with ashlar dressings; plain tile roof with
coped verges. Gothic style 3-bay nave with south porch, and 2-bay
chancel. Nave: Pointed windows with lead latticework; pointed west
window with decorative glazing bars, small round-headed window to gable
and open gabled belfry to apex; gabled porch with pointed entrance
arch to pointed south door, coped verges on shaped kneelers and finial
to apex, blind circular panel above porch. Chancel: South side has
2-light hollow chamfered mullion window to right with rebated frame,
small round-headed window to left and central Tudor arch door; north
side has 2-light hollow chamfered mullion window to right; East
window of 3 segment-headed lights under a straight hood mould.
Interior: Chancel roof has arch braced cambered tie beam with later
king post above; early C19 wooden pulpit with lancet panels and
colonettes. B.O.E. p.137.

Listing NGR: SK0293431702

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26290082

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