Description

CHADDESLEY CORBETT CP HARVINGTON
SO 87 SE
10/32 CHURCH OF ST MARY
Roman Catholic Church
GV II
Roman Catholic church. 1825, extended 1854 - 5. Sandstone ashlar with
tile roof. Three-bay church, with porch added to west. North front: three-
bay nave and chancel in one divided by stepped buttresses, with diagonal
buttresses to corners; three windows: Y-tracery under 2-centred head;
east window has three lights under 2-centred head with Y-tracery. Entrance
to right has a crenellated gable containing two empty niches; door has a 2-
centred head of one chamfered order. Interior: labels to windows, moulded
cornice and segmental plastered vault. West gallery has a panelled front
surmounted by a balustrade with stick balusters. (BoE, p 192; Hodgkinson, HR:
"Further Notes on Harvington Hall", Transactions of the Birmingham and Warwick-
shire Archaeological Society, Vol 73 for 1955 (1957), pp 97-98).

Listing NGR: SO8782074382

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26393227

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