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Latitude: 53.7552 / 53°45'18"N
Longitude: -2.7234 / 2°43'24"W
OS Eastings: 352400
OS Northings: 429001
OS Grid: SD524290
Mapcode National: GBR T68.D5
Mapcode Global: WH85M.4WD2
Plus Code: 9C5VQ74G+3J
Entry Name: Church of St Mary
Listing Date: 11 November 1966
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1073058
English Heritage Legacy ID: 357981
ID on this website: 101073058
Location: St Mary's Church, Broadgate, South Ribble, Lancashire, PR1
County: Lancashire
District: South Ribble
Civil Parish: Penwortham
Built-Up Area: Bamber Bridge
Traditional County: Lancashire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Lancashire
Church of England Parish: Penwortham St Mary
Church of England Diocese: Blackburn
Tagged with: Church building Gothic Revival English Gothic architecture
SD 52NW PENWORTHAM CHURCH AVENUE
4/76 Church of St. Mary
11.11.1966
GV II*
Church: west tower C15, nave with low aisles by E.G. Paley 1855,
chancel C14. Stone, slate roof. Battlemented tower with diagonal
buttresses; west doorway with moulded arch and hoodmould; moulded
dripstone band (west front only) from which rises an arched 3-light 1st
floor window with perpendicular tracery and hoodmould; above this is an
ogee-headed niche with crocketed pinnacles, and at top level on all
sides arched and traceried 2-light belfry louvres with hoodmoulds;
battlemented coping with pinnacles. Nave has on each side 5 arched
2-light windows with curvilinear tracery. Aisles, which are buttressed
at the corners, have windows with varied forms of tracery; prominent
gabled porch with moulded arch at 2nd bay of south aisle. Low chancel
of coursed rectangular blocks has angle buttresses, arched windows with
simple cusped tracery, one other window on north side which is roughly
square and has cusped jambs and head; and a narrow arched priest's
door in south wall (now blocked) with a datestone above it lettered in
relief F
I A
1653
(said to be initials of John and Anne Fleetwood). Interior: nave
arcade of 4 bays, columns alternately round and octagonal with moulded
capitals; depressed kingpost roof, arch-braced chancel roof. Font,
dated 1667, square with chamfered corners, on square pillar. Various
memorial tablets of Rawstorne family; one in south aisle, dated 1863,
to John Horrocks (d.1804;q.v.); another in chancel, to Christopher
Musgrave of Edenfield, Cumbria, (d.1735) of black slate with Arms in
the head. Fragments of early stained glass in chancel windows.
Listing NGR: SD5240029001
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