Description

TF 60 NE STRADSETT

5/41 Church of St. Mary
8.7.59
_ II*

Parish church. C13 west tower, continuous nave and chancel originally of
this date but restored 1891. Carstone and ashlar with flint in tower. Nave
and chancel rendered. 3 stage unbuttressed tower. West lancet under hood
mould just becoming pointed. String courses divide storeys. Square lancet
to ringing chamber on west side only. Pointed lancet to first stage north
and south. 2-light cusped 4-centred belfry windows early Cl5 on twisted C13
shafts. Battlemented parapet with corner pinnacles also C15. Coping to west
nave gable repaired but stands on C13 grotesque corbels. Gabled south porch
of 1891. C13 south door with hood mould on head stops. 3 cusped intersecting
south windows and 4 similar to north, all 1891. Arched C13 priest's door.
Diagonal east buttresses. 3-light east window of C15. Pointed cusped lights
below series of ogee sub-lights within rising central supermullions. Hood
mould on labels. Gabled C19 vestry built over north door. Interior. Responds
to C13 tower arch chamfered and terminating below imposts in tongue stops.
Chamfered pointed arch with deep plain soffit, the chamfers springing from
broaches. Rere-arch to west tower lancet with C16 German stained glass panel
depicting Crucifixion with angels above roundel of the Lamb carrying a flag.
C19 roof in imitation of hammerbeam type. East window with stained glass
panels depicting adoration of the Magi made in Ausberg 1540 and inserted here
1820. Wall monument north chancel to Thomas Philip Bagge 1827 by Sir Richard
Westmacott : Seated mourning figure of woman above inscription plaque. On
south chancel wall monument to Grace Bagge 1834 : white marble. 2 embracing
angels above inscription plaque. Beneath chancel seating is memorial brass
to Thomas Lathe 1418, depicted wearing armour.

Listing NGR: TF6682105684

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17555553

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Recommended Books

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  Old House Care and Repair
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  Cumbria: Cumberland, Westmorland and Furness (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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  Oxfordshire: North and West (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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  A Buying and Owning a Listed Building: A Brief Guide
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  For the Record
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  Devon (Pevsner Buildings of England)