Description

SP 84 NW STOKE GOLDINGTON CHURCH LANE -

4/177 Parish Church of St Peter

17.11.66

GV I

Parish Church. Rubblestone with lead roofs on nave and aisles,
tile roof on chancel. Nave early C12, with C16 clerestory windows.
South aisle circa 1240 and north aisle circa 1250.
Chancel rebuilt and south chapel added circa 1330, also south
porch. North aisle rebuilt circa 1400. West tower mid C15. In
C16 north aisle shortened.
Chancel arch Norman, as is north door. Early English nave arcade
of 3 bays. Tower of 2 stages with battlemented parapet. Tub front
C12 on moulded base. Pulpit early C18. Royal arms of William IV.
Wall monument to Thomas Hodgkins, 1720, his wife and daughter
has an inscription panel with narrow sienna marble surround,
moulded base and cherub urn; above is a cornice and broken pediment
with central urn. East window stained glass by Kempe 1902.
RCHM II 280 Monument l

Listing NGR: SP8317049192

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17533830

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