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Latitude: 53.6961 / 53°41'45"N
Longitude: -1.3008 / 1°18'2"W
OS Eastings: 446266
OS Northings: 422411
OS Grid: SE462224
Mapcode National: GBR MTCP.5S
Mapcode Global: WHDC6.ZCRB
Plus Code: 9C5WMMWX+CM
Entry Name: Church of All Saints
Listing Date: 29 July 1950
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1313269
English Heritage Legacy ID: 342699
ID on this website: 101313269
Location: All Saints' Church, Monkhill, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF8
County: Wakefield
Electoral Ward/Division: Pontefract North
Parish: Non Civil Parish
Built-Up Area: Pontefract
Traditional County: Yorkshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): West Yorkshire
Church of England Parish: Pontefract All Saints
Church of England Diocese: Leeds
Tagged with: Church building
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SE 4622 SW
6/60
PONTEFRACT
SOUTH BAILEYGATE (north-west side)
Church of All Saints
29.7.50
II*
Church, partly ruinous. C14 and C15 with alterations of 1838 and late 1960s. C19 work by Chantrell, C20 work by G G Pace. Ashlar sandstone, partly rendered, C20 brick; Welsh slate roofs. Cruciform plan: ruined aisled nave with north and south porches and C20 inserted nave; north and south transepts restored in C19; crossing tower with octagon; ruined aisled chancel with C19 inserted sanctuary. Decorated and Perpendicular style. South aisle of nave: four bays; in second bay, porch: buttresses flank continously-moulded pointed-arched opening with hoodmould; offset half-way up level of doorway; coping to flat roof; to first bay, buttress to left and pointed window opening; bays to right of porch have been lost.
Nave south clerestorey: four window of paired trefoiled lights with continuous hoodmould. West end of nave: buttresses flank wide four-centred arched doorway which breaks up into sill of large, formerly Perpendicular, window, formerly with hoodmould; two-light opening to roof space. North nave clerestorey: as south. North nave aisle: in second bay from west, two storey porch, not projecting much from wall, with double-chamfered continuously-moulded pointed-arched doorway, barrel-vaulted portal and continuously-moulded inner doorway with rolls to pointed arch; single light on first floor; window flanked by stepped buttresses. North transept: rendered, north side: stepped buttresses flank pointed doorway with hoodmould; above three-light mullioned and transomed pointed window. South transept: early C19; on south side, stepped buttresses flank pointed doorway with hoodmould, above, five-light Perpendicular window; two two-light windows east and west.
Central tower: each side of belfry stage has paired windows, each of two trefoiled lights, with quatrefoil in pointed arch above and hoodmoulds, the openings being deeply undercut; pierced parapet with corner pinnacles; octagon has smaller paired tre-foiled lights with hoodmould to cardinal points; crenellated parapet above ban, one pinnacle to north; west face of belfry has, at base of openings, clock face in ogee crocketed canopy, about two blind quatrefoils, flanked by blind gablets; clock face to east. Chancel, three bays: south chapel has central doorway flanked by windows with reticulated tracery, east window was Perpendicular; little remains of the rest of the chancel, although a fragment of the south arcade western respond seems to be C12.
Interior: Nave has arcades with octagonal piers and double-chamfered pointed arches; on inside of north wall, tracery of large Perpendicular window, probably from the west window; in two eastern bays, brick C20 inserted nave with five medieval heads set hight up, and with board-marked concrete eaves; inside it are Victorian pews; in south chancel aisle, ogee-headed tomb niche; north wall also has tomb recess, chancel has C19 inserted sanctuary of canted plan, inside which is blind arcading below windows.
Listing NGR: SE4626622411
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