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Church of Resurrection and All Saints

A Grade II Listed Building in West Kirby, Wirral

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Coordinates

Latitude: 53.3584 / 53°21'30"N

Longitude: -3.1641 / 3°9'50"W

OS Eastings: 322622

OS Northings: 385248

OS Grid: SJ226852

Mapcode National: GBR 6YBL.ST

Mapcode Global: WH766.CVJ7

Plus Code: 9C5R9R5P+99

Entry Name: Church of Resurrection and All Saints

Listing Date: 20 January 1988

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1260170

English Heritage Legacy ID: 441485

ID on this website: 101260170

Location: Caldy, Wirral, Merseyside, CH48

County: Wirral

Electoral Ward/Division: West Kirby and Thurstaston

Parish: Non Civil Parish

Built-Up Area: West Kirby

Traditional County: Cheshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Merseyside

Church of England Parish: West Kirby St Bridget

Church of England Diocese: Chester

Tagged with: Church building Gothic Revival

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Description


SJ 28 NW HOYLAKE CALDY ROAD
(north side)
Caldy

4/2 Church of
Resurrection and
- All Saints

G.V. II


Church. Built originally as school, 1868, by G.E. Street.
Extensively altered and north aisle, chancel and north east
tower added 1906-7 by Douglas and Minshull. Rock-faced
stone with ashlar dressings, slate roof with tile crest.
Nave with north aisle and baptistry, chancel with north
vestry and saddle-back tower. Nave has gabled south porch
and straight -headed window of 3 cusped lights. Buttress
marks division between nave and choir, which has paired 2-
light windows and end gabled buttress. West end of nave has
paired 2-light traceried windows with straight heads. North
aisle has 2 single-chamfered-mullioned windows of 4 lights,
the west gable end with straight-headed 3-light window with
trefoil heads to lights over canted baptistry with single
lights. Chancel has south straight-headed window of 5
lights, east window of 3 stepped lights with splayed reveals
and shafts. Panel over dated 1907. Tower projects to east,
entrance has lintel dated 1882 from chapel at Manor House.
East gabled stair turret. Gable ends have Y-tracery louvred
bell openings, smaller lights to north and south. North
west stack. Interior: Nave has arch-braced collar roof;
north side has inscribed beam on chamfered stone piers.
Sanctuary arch has continuous mouldings. Fittings of choir
and sanctuary of 1882 by C.E. Kempe taken from Manor House
chapel. Screen to west and north has posts supporting
entablature, the 2 central posts with angels and rood above.
Choir stalls and altar rail have panels of marquetry and
turned balusters. Reredos similar with crucifixion.
Tapering octagonal font with ribs and inscription; painted
baptistry ceiling. Good stained glass, some by C.E. Kempe
and one by A.J. Davis of the Bromsgrove Guild. Vestry has
fireplace with coat of arms, dated 1868.


Listing NGR: SJ2262285248

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