Description

BILTON B1238
HUMBERSIDE
HOLDERNESS
5266
TA 13 SE
(south side, off)
6/9 Church of Saint Peter
IT
Church. 1852. By G T Andrews for the Hon Lydia Dawnay. Early English
style. Ashlar with graduated stone slate roof. Double bell-cote to west
end, 4-bay nave and 2-bay chancel in one; south porch and north vestry.
Nave: moulded plinth, buttresses with offsets. Lancet windows, with florets
to apex, under hood-moulds. Pointed south door with continuous roll
moulding. Porch: south door of 2 orders with nook-shafts and pointed arch
with keel mouldings and dogtooth under coped gable. West bell-cote: 2
pointed openings under chamfered pointed arch with plate tracery. Coped
gable. East end: twin lancets, coped gable. Interior: octagonal font with
4 attached columns on waterholding bases: basin with trefoils and nailhead:
panel depicting baptism of Christ. Scissor-braced common rafter roof.

Listing NGR: TA1563632718

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26455080

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