Description

In the entry for:-

TOYNTON ALL SAINTS MAIN STREET
TF 36 SE (east side)

5/81 Church of All
Saints
II

The entry shall be amended to read:-

TF 36 SE TOYNTON ALL SAINTS MAIN ROAD
(east side)

5/81 Church of All
Saints
II

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TOYNTON ALL SAINTS MAIN STREET
TF 36 SE (east side)

5/81 Church of All
Saints
3.2.67
II
Parish church. C18, with late C19 alterations. Red brick,
ashlar dressings, concrete tiled roof. Western tower, nave,
chancel. 2 stage tower with rendered plinth, stone band and
brick castellated parapet. To the belfry stage are 2 light
louvred openings with brick segmental heads. In the south side a
lobed ashlar quatrefoil to first stage. In the nave north wall
are 3 two light C19 reticulated ashlar lights, set in the
original openings but with adapted segmental brick heads. In the
added vestry is north doorway and 2 light window. In the chancel
east end a 3 light C19 window with panel tracery. The side walls
of the chancel are blank. In the south wall of the nave are 2
windows matching those to the north and a pointed south doorway.
Interior. In the nave walls are preserved the nave arcades of
the earlier church. On the north side are 4 bays of an early C13
arcade with drum pillars and double chamfered pointed arches. On
the south side are 3 bays of an arcade with octagonal piers and
capitals and double chamfered arches, and walling in greenstone
ashlar. Chancel and nave are undifferentiated. Into the vestry
a C19 pointed arch. Fittings are all C19 or early C20. Royal
Coat of Arms 1831. C14 plain octagonal font with C19 restored
base.

Listing NGR: TF3930563749

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26316875

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