Description

BRADMORE MAIN STREET
SK 53 SE (north side)

5/23 Tower and Spire of
former Church
13.10.66
G.V. II

Tower and spire. C13 and C14. Dressed coursed rubble and
ashlar. Tower set on a plinth, of 2 stages, the lower C13
dressed coursed rubble with ashlar quoins, the upper C14 ashlar.
Parapet with remains of single gargoyles to each side. C14
broach spire with single rectangular opening to the base. West
side of tower with single pointed arched window. The 4 bell
chamber openings each of 2 trefoil arched lights under a flat
arch, all now lacking mullion. Inner chamfered tower arch.
Attached to the east side of the tower is a late C19 mission
church, of no special interest. The church was destroyed by the
fire of 1705 which destroyed much of Bradmore.

Listing NGR: SK5839731168

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26567175

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