Description

ST 78 SE LITTLE SODBURY

8/90 Parish Church of St. Adeline

G.V. II

Parish church (Anglican). 1859 by William James in a Perpendicular style and
said to incorporate parts of the former church which stood near the manor.
South west tower; Nave with sanctuary; North aisle. Coursed rubble with
freestone dressings; Cotswold stone slate roofs with coped raised verges,
behind embattled parapets. South west tower of 3 stages with an embattled
parapet and pinnacles; diagonal buttresses; 4-centred head to doorcase, oak
door with cusped panels and ogee head. Nave: 2-light windows with cusped heads
to tracery and under 4-centred heads with dripmoulds; east and west windows have
3-lights. North aisle: 3-light windows with square heads. Interior: 3 bay
arcade; arch-braced roof supported on carved corbels. Font: octagonal, in a
Perpendicular style with a quatrefoil bowl. Pulpit: octagonal, in a Perpendicular
style with cusped niches. Pews and communion rail of 1859.

Listing NGR: ST7575583245

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26408759

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