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Church of St. Andrew

A Grade II* Listed Building in Hambleton, Rutland

  • North west aspect with restored Perpendicular Gothic east window, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • North aspect with blocked round arched doorway, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Three stage late C13 tower, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Coped, stepped, recessed, angle buttresses to first stage of tower, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Romanesque south doorway, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Inner south doorway and porch doors, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Close up of Norman south door arch, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Nave fitted out in the Arts and Crafts style, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Arts and Crafts litany desk, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Arts and Crafts wrought iron chancel screen 1892, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Chancel, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Ornately decorated organ by Brindley and Foster of Sheffield, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Reredos by James Egan, 1895, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Menorah and re-cut C13 sedilia and piscina, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Stained glass Open And Shut Door by Egan, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Nave looking west, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Arts and Crafts carved wood lectern, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Lectern, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Lady Chapel reredos. Arts and Crafts School, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Nativity And The Magi stained glass by Hemmings, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Murals by Alfred O Hemmings, south aisle, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Stained glass Christ teaching In the temple, by Hemmings 1895, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Monument to Tobias and Susanna Hippisley 1796, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Carved wood Madonna and Child, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Recut C12 font, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Stained glass St Andrew presents the lad, by Egan, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Stained glass Jesus and the children. Christening window by Egan, Church of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Stained glass Supper at Bethany by EganChurch of St. Andrew, Hambleton

  • Stained glass Ecce Homo by Egan, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton

  • Altar rail, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton

  • Stained glass St Martin by Egan, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton

  • Peacock and dragons tower screen curtains, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton

  • Medieval effigy of a lady at prayer, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton

  • Recumbent effigy chamfered coffin lid, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton

  • Medieval coffin slab with incised cross, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton

  • Churchwardens chest and old weather vane, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton

  • Cupboard with Stations of the Cross carved panel, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton

  • Arts and Crafts decoration since painted over, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton

  • South east aspect, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton

  • Stained glass Ascension by Egan, Church of St Andrew, Hambleton

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Entry Name: Church of St. Andrew

Listing Date: 14 June 1954

Grade: II*

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1073753

English Heritage Legacy ID: 187397

ID on this website: 101073753

Location: St Andrew's Church, Upper Hambleton, Rutland, LE15

County: Rutland

Civil Parish: Hambleton

Traditional County: Rutland

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Rutland

Church of England Parish: Hambleton

Church of England Diocese: Peterborough

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