Description

SK 10 SW WEEFORD C.P. WEEFORD

9/121 Church of St. Mary
27.2.64

- II

Parish church. 1802 with late C19 chancel and west bay with bell
turret. Sandstone ashlar and rough faced, random coursed sandstone
to chancel and vestry; slate roofs; verge parapets. West bell turret
bay, nave, transepts, chancel and vestry. Bell turret: a curious
addition narrower than the nave and with a roof set lower from which
the turret rises with a short square section chamfered into an octagonal
bell chamber with pyramidal capping; Tudor arch bell chamber openings
to each face of octagon. Two lancets to west face below over Tudor-
arch west door. Nave: of two bays, diagonal buttresses at west end;
Tudor-arch two-light windows. Transepts at east end of nave, gabled
with diagonal buttresses and pointed window. Chancel of similar ridge
height to nave but lower eaves; two bays with pointed, labelled, trefoil-
headed windows. 3-light east window. Pointed priest's door to south
and low gabled vestry to north.

Listing NGR: SK1414903889

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26582555

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