Description

HUMBERSIDE EAST YORKSHIRE 5268

BIELBY GALE CARR LANE SE 74 SE 5/1 Church of Saint Giles 26.1.67 - II* Church. Late C12; east and south walls and roof rebuilt 1792 re-using some old materials. Stone, rendered and colourwashed; slate roofs, with slate hanging to bellcote. 5-bay continuous nave and chancel with west bellcote. Bellcote: square louvred openings under pyramidal roof. Nave and chancel: buttress with offsets to west. Two round-headed chamfered windows incorporating C12 beakheads as keystones. North wall has lancet to west, 3- light pointed window with Perpendicular tracery to east. Round-headed east window under recessed beaded hoodmould with keystone. Round-headed west door rebuilt c1792 incorporating C12 chevron and beakhead ornament. Interior: fluted stoup to west wall, close to north jamb of door. Cylindrical respond to west end of former C12 north aisle visible: remainder, which are painted, hidden behind plaster c1965. C19 octagonal font on column and base. Complete and unaltered set of early C19 box pews and pulpit.

Listing NGR: SE7886443722

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