Description

1.
5221 HIGH STREET
Grays
Church of St Peter and
St Paul
TQ 67 NW 10/7 8.2.60

II

2.
Largely rebuilt in 1846, but retains C13 north tower and South Chapel. Ragstone
and flint rubble with limestone dressings. Chancel is C19. Nave is also
C19, except for C13 south doorway with moulded jambs and 2 centred arch.
The crosswing is rebuilt, but incorporates east and west arches of late C12
or early C13 design. C13 north tower is of 3 stages. Top stage is modern.
Early C13 arch from crosswing is 2 centred of 2 chamfered orders. East and
north walls also have C13 arches. East wall has 3 original lancets. West
wall has modern arch. Second stage has 3 lancet windows, now blocked. Two
original doors in south-west angle. C13, south chapel has original arch
in north wall, which is 2 centred of 2 chamfered orders. Responds have moulded
capitals and bases. South wall has a modern window and west wall a C13 lancet.
C16 screen, and font. Some medieval tiling and a brass of 1510.
(RCHM 1).

Listing NGR: TQ6136677734

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26405340

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