Description

ST 67 NE WINTERBOURNE DOWN ROAD, Winterbourne Down'

4/37 CHURCH OF ALL SAINTS

G.V. II

Anglican Parish Church. 1858. G.E. Street. Rubble brought to courses,
freestone dressings and quoins, double roman tile roofs, raised coped verges,
lead clad fleches. Nave, chancel, north aisle, vestry and organ chamber,
south porch. In an Early English style. 3 bay gabled nave, 2- and 3-light
windows with plate tracery to south, 4 lancet west window, broach flecht for
bell now at west; gabled south porch with weathered coping and cusped moulded
arch; lower 2 bay gabled chancel with 2 light windows, 3 lancet east window;
gabled 2 storey vestry and organ chamber, 3 lancets to east, priests door and
4-light transmullioned window to north, pyramidal fleche, clock at east gable;
3 bay north aisle under lean-to with lancets except at east where a 4-light
taller window rises into 2 gables as a vestigial transept. Interior: arch
braced collar beam roof, chancel arch moulded from imposts up; 3-bay north
aisle has 2 full cylindrical columns with floreate capitals, pointed arches and
blank responds; in the chancel, the rear arch on a shaft of a south window is
also a double sedilia, east window has double shafts in front of 3 very widely
spaced lancets. South window by J.F. Bentley, 1876. (Source: D. Verey:
"Buildings of England : Gloucestershire : The Vale and The Forest of Dean"
1970).

Listing NGR: ST6507879686

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26421746

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