Description

In the entry for:-

ST JOHN'S ROAD
SY 08 SW
(South-East Side)
Withycombe Raleigh
6/79 Church of St John-
in-the-Wilderness
6.12.49

GV B

the entry shall be amended to read as follows

SY 08 SW ST JOHN'S ROAD
(South-East Side)
Withycombe Raleigh
6/79 Church of St John-
in-the-Wilderness
6.12.49

GV II*(Star)

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ST JOHN'S ROAD
1.
5176
(South-East Side)
Withycombe Raleigh
Church of St John-
in-the-Wilderness
SY 08 SW 6/79 6.12.49.
GV
2.
Originally the C15 parish church, largely demolished circa 1748. The tower
and part of the north aisle remained but the rest has been skilfully reconstructed.
West tower of sandstone with crenellated parapet. String courses, angle buttresses
and polygonal staircase turret. Church windows generally Perpendicular style.
Small 2 bay chancel. Inside, a carved C15 capital remains at the west end
of the nave arcade. Said to have been founded in C13 but some Norman fragments
on a window sill.

Listing NGR: SY0281483370

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17547386

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