Description

TQ 22 73 PONSONBY ROAD SW15
Church of Holy Trinity
(Roehampton)
14.7.55
II*

1896 to 1898 G H Fellowes Prynne. Corsham stone rubble with fine dressings. Gothic style. Prominent. North-west tower with crocket-pinnacled angle-turrets buttressing stone needle spire with 3 tiers of lucarnes. Entrance porch integralwith the tower. 5-bay. Nave of clustered piers supporting walls of banded stone and red and yellow brick. Two splayed clerestory windows to each bay. Wooden waggon roof. Wooden lean-to aisle roofs. Three-light pierced stone screen to chancel. Traceried east window of 5 lights. Twin traceried 2-light west windows with rose above, all by Kempe. Apsidal north-east Lady Chapel with lancet windows by Kempe. Panels of high altar painted by E A Fellowes Prynne. Elaborate reredos framed by crocketed stone gable. Brass altar rails to chancel and Lady Chapel. Fine brass lectern. Marble pulpit with rich cosmati work. Marble front with tall Gothic-style wooden front cover in south-west baptistery.

Listing NGR: TQ2259573720

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Church of Holy Trinity at Wikipedia
• Church of Holy Trinity official website
• Wikidata Q17532135

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