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Latitude: 53.0905 / 53°5'25"N
Longitude: -1.3243 / 1°19'27"W
OS Eastings: 445346
OS Northings: 355018
OS Grid: SK453550
Mapcode National: GBR 7DG.809
Mapcode Global: WHDG3.MLK4
Plus Code: 9C5W3MRG+57
Entry Name: Church of St Helen
Listing Date: 8 July 1966
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1108925
English Heritage Legacy ID: 79304
ID on this website: 101108925
Location: St Helen's Church, Pinxton, Bolsover, Derbyshire, NG16
County: Derbyshire
District: Bolsover
Civil Parish: Pinxton
Built-Up Area: South Normanton
Traditional County: Derbyshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Derbyshire
Church of England Parish: Pinxton St Helen
Church of England Diocese: Derby
Tagged with: Church building
SK 45 NE PARISH OF PINXTON PARK LANE
13/134 (South Side)
Church of St Helen
8.7.66 II
Parish church. C13 tower and chapel, 1750 nave and chancel, with north aisle and
vestry added 1939. Coursed squared sandstone with ashlar dressings, red plain tile
roof to chancel with stone coped gables on plain kneelers, lead roofs elsewhere. 3
bay nave with north aisle, 2 bay chancel with north vestry and south chapel/organ bay
with two stage tower attached to south. Plinth. West elevation rebuilt 1939, two
shallow gabled bays, that to south with advanced shallow gabled stone porch with
clasping buttresses and segmental headed doorcase. Raised cross above in gable.
Northern bay has advanced canted bay with adjoining pair of semi-circular headed
windows to front and moulded stone copings to flush parapets. North aisle has three
similar pairs of semi-circular headed windows below flush parapets with moulded
copings and to east the vestry with two plain doorcases and a 2-light chamfered
mullion window. To east end, vestry has two shallow 3-light chamfered mullion
windows below and one large similar window above. C18 chancel has gabled east wall
partly rebuilt in C20, with raised quoins and central semi-circular headed window
with raised imposts and sill. South chancel wall has four-centred arched door with
raised quoined jambs to east and projecting C13 bay to west which has C19 3-light
chamfered mullion window facing east and tower beyond to south. Tower has stepped
diagonal buttresses to first stage on southern corners, a C14 2-light Decorated
tracer led pointed window with hoodmould to east and small slit window to south.
Upper stage rebuilt 1897 with single light shallow pointed louvred bell openings to
each side, and flush parapets with moulded copings. West elevation of organ bay has
C13 chamfered lancet, and south elevation of nave has three semi-circular headed
chamfered C18 windows. Interior has segmental headed doorcase into the nave, three
bay north arcade of semi-circular headed arches on columns with stepped square
capitals, and full width segmental arch from nave to chancel. Pointed arch from
chancel into south chapel/organ bay and small moulded pointed doorcase from this into
the tower, also small segment headed doorcase from chancel into north vestry.
Southern bay, known as Brookhill aisle has large organ and three wall monuments, one
c1780 to Robert and Sarah Lillyman, signed 'AB Fecit' with segmental pediment topped
with coat of arms, cherubs to base and scrolled sides, the others c1870 of enamelled
brass in moulded stone surround and c1890 in C18 style. Chancel has three large
slate and white marble wall monuments to Coke family, two to south side with painted
coats of arms to top, of c1759, 1801 and 1811. Various other early C20 plaques to
rest of church. Font to west end of north aisle is octagonal with moulded stem and
painted panels to each side of the bowl. Other fittings all C20. Some re-used C18
timbers to nave and chancel roofs. Mid C19 and early C20 stained glass to some
windows.
Listing NGR: SK4534655018
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