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Church of St Andrew

A Grade I Listed Building in Harberton, Devon

  • St Andrew: Perpendicular church in the vicinity of Totnes; mostly c14 & c15

  • St Andrew: embattled south side with two-storeyed late c15 south porch; large four-light windows

  • St Andrew: 78ft late c15 tower with semi-octagonal stair turret in the middle of south side

  • St Andrew: nave, c.1436, with long ceiled wagon roof; Perpendicular piers with capitals only on the four shafts; restored 1871

  • St Andrew: c15 rood screen, coloured & gilded; dado paintings added during c19 restoration

  • St Andrew: detail of screen showing vaulting & two friezes of ornament in the cornice

  • St Andrew: thirteen old screen panels displayed in north aisle

  • St Andrew: some old screen panels of saints displayed in north aisle; these five have recently been recovered

  • St Andrew: some old screen panels of saints displayed in north aisle

  • St Andrew: one of the bosses in the nave

  • St Andrew: c15 stone pulpit with nodding ogee canopies

  • St Andrew: chancel showing panels relating to the Lord’s Prayer & Ten Commandments; many c19 memorials

  • St Andrew: memorial to Dorothy Bluett, d.1654, third wife of Francis Risdon of Bableigh

  • St Andrew: memorial to Thomas Risdon of Sandwell, d.1667; erected by his widow Susanna

  • St Andrew: inscription from the memorial to Thomas Risdon of Sandwell, d.1667

  • St Andrew: memorial to Nicholas Browse, d.1696

  • St Andrew: hatchment, dated 1754, high up on south wall

  • St Andrew: Royal Arms of Queen Anne above the main door

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Entry Name: Church of St Andrew

Listing Date: 9 February 1961

Grade: I

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1108222

English Heritage Legacy ID: 101313

ID on this website: 101108222

Location: St Andrew's Church, Harberton, South Hams, Devon, TQ9

County: Devon

District: South Hams

Civil Parish: Harberton

Traditional County: Devon

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Devon

Church of England Parish: Harberton

Church of England Diocese: Exeter

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