Description

STOKE ON TRENT

SJ94SW RED BANK, Dresden
613-1/7/34 (East side)
19/04/72 Church of the Resurrection

II

Church. 1853-63. By George Gilbert Scott; enlarged by Charles
Lynam, 1873; chancel extended by JH Beckett, 1903. Red brick
with blue brick diaper work, plain tiled roof with scalloped
bands. Nave with two aisles, chancel a continuation of nave.
Decorated style. West window of 4-lights with cusped circles
over above gabled porch and lean-to walk-way to projecting
polygonal western vestry with conical roof, added in 1921 as a
war memorial. Roof oversails gables to nave and south aisle,
with timber bracing, cambered trusses carried on corbels.
Lean-to roof to north aisle. Both aisles have 5 single-foiled
lancets with red and blue brick heads, and to north there is a
projecting brick panel with round double-chamfered arched
doorways. Small quatrefoil windows in clerestory to north.
Marking western end of chancel, a slender tiled fleche carried
on moulded timbers serves as bell cote. Polygonal apse to
chancel, with gables with overhanging eaves to each of 3
sides, and Decorated windows with stone dressings.

Listing NGR: SJ9124442320

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26515497

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