Description

SU 79 SE HAMBLEDEN FRIETH

3/73 Church of St. John the
Evangelist

II

Parish church. 1849 by J.P. Harrison; S. aisle dated 1872 on rainwater
heads, probably by Woodyer. Flint With stone dressings and tiled roofs.
Nave, N. porch, S. aisle, chancel, S. vestry. Off-set buttresses.
Traceried windows in Decorated style. Nave has 2-light windows, one to
W., and one to N. Arched N. door in'gabled porch with chamfered arch and
2 small trefoil-headed lights to each side. S. aisle has 3 very
steep cross gables, each with 2-light window. Caernarvon arch and small
ogee window to vestry. Chancel has 2-light N. window and 3-light E.
window. Interior: double chamfered S. arcade on cylindrical piers with
moulded caps; large chancel arch with waved chamfer on moulded corbels;
ogee piscina. Traceried wood panelling in chancel. E. window with
scenes of Passion, by Hardman, after design of Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin; 3 other windows by Kempe.
(Pevsner, Buildings of England, Bucks. p. 137).

Listing NGR: SU7966490200

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26418670

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