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Latitude: 51.2676 / 51°16'3"N
Longitude: -0.8812 / 0°52'52"W
OS Eastings: 478147
OS Northings: 152639
OS Grid: SU781526
Mapcode National: GBR C83.D1J
Mapcode Global: VHDXT.NDZM
Plus Code: 9C3X7499+2G
Entry Name: Church of All Saints
Listing Date: 24 November 1961
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1253347
English Heritage Legacy ID: 136516
Also known as: Church of All Saints, Dogmersfield
All Saints Church, Dogmersfield
All Saints' Church, Dogmerfield
ID on this website: 101253347
Location: All Saint's Church, Dogmersfield, Hart, Hampshire, RG27
County: Hampshire
District: Hart
Civil Parish: Dogmersfield
Built-Up Area: Fleet
Traditional County: Hampshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Hampshire
Church of England Parish: Dogmersfield All Saints
Church of England Diocese: Winchester
Tagged with: Church building
SU 7852 DOGMERSFIELD
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All Saints Church, Pilcot
24.11.61
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- II
1843, by B. Ferrey. Nave of 4 bays with miniature transepts (in the form of a
single bay aisle), chancel of one bay, "western" tower, and south porch; an
unaltered 'Early English' building. Steep slate roofing, with lower outshot
roofs to transepts and low pyramid to tower. White stone walling in coursed
rubble, with ashlar dressings; buttresses with 2 set-offs diagonally placed at
nave corners but square-coupled to chancel, plinth. Narrow lancets to transepts
and chancel, double lights below tracery in nave and tower, triple light with
tracery at 'east' end. Tower is slender, of 3 stages, the 2 lower plain with
flat coupled corner buttresses, a high plinth: the top stage has a parapet on
brackets and on each face 2 windows (each with coupled lights beneath plate
tracery) linked by an impost band: the widening at each stage is marked by 2
bands. Timber framed gabled porch on low stone wall. Within, high pointed arch
separates the transepts, underneath a stone screen with a crenellated top, 4
cusped arches on slender columns standing on a low wall: at the east a 4-centred
arched doorway. A fine painting (attributed to Van Dyke and in his style) is
behind the altar. A white marble font with baluster stem. Wall tablets.Brass
of 1590.
Listing NGR: SU7814752639
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