Description

EGLINGHAM SOUTH CHARLTON
NU 12 SE
3/181 Church of St. James
GV II

Parish church, 1862 by James Deason of London for 4th Duke of Northumberland.
Snecked stone with tooled ashlar dressings; grey Lakeland slate roof. 4-bay
unaisled nave with south porch, 2-bay chancel with north vestry. Early English
style. Chamfered plinth. Nave has lancets in side walls, large stepped
buttress at south-east corner, 2 taller lancets with hoodmoulds in west end,
and stepped western bellcote with pointed arch and moulded finial. Gabled
porch has double-chamfered arch with hoodmould on shafted jambs, and a square-
headed loop in each return; collared rafter roof with ashlar pieces. South
doorway has studded double doors with foliate hinges in similar arch. Chancel
has studded priest's door on south with foliate hinges, under moulded arch on
shafted jambs; window of 2 trefoil-headed lights to right. Stepped triplet of
lancets with hoodmoulds in east end. Pent vestry has twin lancets to east and
stepped stack with round shaft on chancel wall.

Interior: Plastered. Tall double-chamfered chancel arch on shafted responds
has hoodmould with foliage boss stops. Integral stone pulpit with quatrefoil
frieze and foliate corbel bookrest. Collar-beam nave roof with arch braces
rising from moulded stone brackets; collared rafters and ashlar pieces.
Collared common-rafter chancel roof with ashlar pieces. Panelled sanctuary
and reredos dated 1885; moulded altar rail on wrought-iron standards. Simple
choir stalls and bench pews in nave. Octagonal font with dogtooth ornament,
and cover with ornamental ironwork.

Information re architect from Dr. Shrimpton, Estate Archivist.

Listing NGR: NU1648520242

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26297996

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