Description

1.
5221 PRINCESS MARGARET ROAD
East Tilbury
Church of St Katherine
TQ 67 NE 11/23 8.2.60

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C12 with C13 and C17 alterations. Flint, and rubble with some Roman and
medieval brickwork, and Reigate dressings. Roofs tiled. Nave has late C12
north arcade, with 2 centred arches, of one plain order. One blocked early
C12 window. South wall has remains of early C14 south arcade, with 2 centred
arches. Two, C14 windows one two, and one three lights, trefoiled ogees
with tracery and four centred heads. C14 west tower arch, 2 centred of 3
chamfered orders. C13 lancet in west wall with west doorway of same date.
Late C12 north aisle has C15 window in east wall. North wall has an C16
window with 3 wood ogee trefoiled lights, a late C12 window with C13 head,
and a C19 window. North doorway is C14 with moulded jambs, and 2 centred
arch. West wall has C16 window of one 4 centred light. Early C13 Chancel,
has 3 original lancets in east wall. One similar window in north wall, the
other is early C14, of 2 cinquefoiled lights in a 2 centred head. South
wall has four windows, 3 of-which are C13 lancets, one partly blocked by
C15 light inserted, and one early C16 window, of 2 four centred lights.
C18 north porch, largely rebuilt late C19. West tower started in 1917 never
completed. Roofs mainly C19, but 4 tie beams remain in chancel. C14 north
door with later rear frame. C16 pulpit.
(RCHM 2).

Listing NGR: TQ6890776964

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17528017

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