Description

SD 83 NW OLD LAUND BOOTH

10/202 Church of St Anne
- Fence-in-Pendle

- II

Church, 1837. Architect unknown. Dressed stone with stone slate roof. West
tower, nave and chancel with small south porch, vestry. In simple Lancet Gothic.
Tower of 3 stages with diagonal buttresses, steeply pointed north doorway and
lancets with splayed surround in each face. Buttresses end below string and
belfry is plain with single lancet to each face. Embattled parapet. Wide nave
of six bays, with diagonal corner buttresses and others separating the tall
single lancets. Eaves on brackets. Steeply pointed doorway and porch in 1st
bay, gabled with wide bracketed eaves. Narrower one-bay chancel with only
eastern window, of 3 stepped lancets, and small vestry with octagonal chimney.
INTERIOR: Plain flat panelled ceiling on slight braces. West gallery on iron
columns. East window by Kempe, c1890, showing Christ the King flanked by St
Anne and St Mary.

Listing NGR: SD8246437159

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26332947

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