Description

HAUGHAM CHURCH LANE
TF 38 SW (west side)

4/15 Church of
All Saints
9.3.67
II*

Parish church, now redundant. 1840, by W. A. Nicholson.
Rendered brick, green sandstone rubble. Slate roofs with stone
coped gables and cross finials. West tower, nave with south
porch, chancel. Plinth runs round entire church. West tower
with 3 stage diagonal buttresses. Pointed west window with 2
pointed cusped lights, panel tracery and hood mould. Moulded
string course above with oculus containing trefoil and moulded
string course above that. Bell openings on all 4 sides, each
with a pointed head with 2 pointed cusped lights, panel tracery,
ogee shaped hood mould with crockets, label stops and finial.
Moulded eaves and battlements above with ornate corner pinnacles
with traceried blind panels, recessed octagonal spire with ornate
flyers and crockets. North side of nave with 3 windows
alternating with 4 two stage buttresses crowned with ornate
pinnacles; the windows with pointed heads, 2 pointed cusped
lights, panel tracery and hood mould. Moulded eaves and
battlements. North side of chancel with narrow pointed window
with inner cusped pointed light with panel tracery and hood
mould. East end with 2 stage angle buttresses crowned with
ornate pinnacles and flanking large pointed window with 3
pointed, cusped lights, panel tracery and hood mould. Moulded
eaves and ornate parapet with corbel head supporting cross
finial. South side of chancel with single pointed cusped light,
panel tracery and hood mould. Nave with 2 pointed windows each
with 2 pointed cusped lights, panel tracery and hood mould.
Gabled porch to west with single ogee headed lights in east and
west walls, pointed doorway with continuous chamfered surround
and hood mould. Moulded eaves, ornate parapet, finial and
pinnacles above. Inner pointed doorway with continuous chamfered
surround and panelled doors. Church interior with tower doorway
with triangular head, broad, chamfered surround with hood mould
and traceried panelled door. Flattened triangular chancel arch
with broad, continuously chamfered surround, hood mould and
ornate label stops. Chancel arch flanked by painted boards
inscribed with The Ten Commandments. All the windows and south
doorway with hood moulds and label stops. Ornate tie beam roof
with richly cusped posts and carved corbels and with royal coat
of arms above chancel arch. C19 pews with poppyhead finials. 2
box pews with traceried panels, one incorporating pulpit and
lectern. C19 choir stalls, altar rail and reredos. C19 stained
glass including copy of "The Light of the World" by Holman Hunt.
Monuments include: one to Elizabeth Pearson, died 1857, white
marble on black field; a similar monument to John Pearson, died
1878; a white scroll of grey field, to Nathaniel Cartwright,
died 1867; a white monument on grey field with urn and
draperies, to Elizabeth Cartwright, died 1826; a white marble
monument on grey field, with coat of arms, to George Chaplin,
died 1857; a white monument with urn and draperies on grey
field, to Sarah Cartwright, died 1847; and a white oval on a
black field, to Lt. Col. Henry Anton, died 1871. Gravestones in
nave include ones to John Waterland, died 1761; Edward Hyde,
died 1740, and Daniel Hide, died 1738. C15 octagonal font with
cusped panels containing shields, and with moulded octagonal
pedestal and base. Smaller C15 font or stoup, on tall octagonal
base and pedestal with traceried panels and bowl with rectangular
quatrefoils.

Listing NGR: TF3357081400

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• All Saints Church, Haugham at Wikipedia
• All Saints Church, Haugham official website
• Wikidata Q4729473

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Recommended Books

• 
  Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990
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  Staffordshire (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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  England's Post-War Listed Buildings
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  London 4: North: North v. 4 (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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  Bristol (Pevsner Architectural Guides: City Guides)
• 
  Department for Communities Listed Historic Buildings of Northern Ireland: Information Guide for the 2nd Survey of Historic Buildings