Description

SHEFFIELD

SK37NW TOTLEY HALL LANE, Totley
784-1/12/889 (East side (off))
Church of All Saints

II

Parish church. Dated 1923. By Currie & Thompson of Derby for
WA Milner. Random rubble with ashlar dressings and gabled and
hipped plain tile roofs. Quoins. Romanesque style.
PLAN: apsidal chancel with crypt, crossing tower, transepts
and vestry, nave with clerestory and aisles, south-west porch.
EXTERIOR: windows and arches are mainly round-headed.
Single bay chancel has arcaded corbel table with 5 small
windows set in it. Crypt has 2 shouldered windows to east,
with a foundation stone above them. To south, a similar window
and to north, a shouldered door. Gabled square crossing tower,
single stage, has to north and south, 3 graduated flat-headed
lights, and to east and west, a louvred bell opening.
Transepts have flanking buttresses to gables, with graduated
triple lancets. North transept has coped side wall stack.
South transept has to east a lean-to vestry with 2 small
windows above and 2 larger openings below.
Nave clerestory has 4 small square windows on each side. West
end has a graduated triple window and flanking buttresses.
North aisle has central buttress flanked by 2 shouldered
windows. West end has a round-headed window. South aisle has
similar fenestration with another buttress to west. West end
has hipped porch with recessed round-arched door. Flat headed
inner double door with dated wrought-ironwork.
INTERIOR: chancel has rendered domed vault and piscina on
bracket. Crossing has beamed ceiling and north and south
arches, that to south to transept chapel, that to north to
organ chamber. South transept has round-arched door to vestry.
North-east impost has inscription.
Nave has 2-bay arcades and transverse arches with double
round-arched openings in the spandrels. Common rafter roof
with collars. North and south aisles have similar lean-to
roofs and transverse arches. Arches at the east ends, that to
north with wooden screen.
FITTINGS include chamfered square ashlar font, wooden screen
to crossing incorporating octagonal pulpit and sounding board,
panelled stalls and desks, and slatted altar rail, all mid
C20.
(Researches by G Hague, Sheffield City Council).

Listing NGR: SK3079879672

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26560903

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