Listed Building: CHURCH OF ALL SAINTS (1161743)
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| Grade | II* |
|---|---|
| Authority | Department for Culture Media and Sport |
| Volume/Map/Item | 1923, 7, 24 |
| Date assigned | 14 February 1967 |
| Date last amended |
Description
CHURCH LAWTON C.P.
SJ 85 NW 7/24
(Off) LIVERPOOL ROAD WEST
Church of All Saints
14/2/1967 -
II*
Church. Romanesque door surround of C11 or C12. Perpendicular tower of before 1555 and neo-classical nave of 1803. Red and yellow sandstone ashlar to tower and porch. Flemish bond brick with a plain tile roof. Western tower, nave and south-western porch. Tower: western face: diagonal buttresses to the corners. Deeply chamfered doorway with pointed arch, hood mould and label stops. Three-light window above probably of C19 date with three pointed lights. Staircase lancets to right of this. Two-light louvred belfry opening above with Y-tracery, hood-mould and figurehead label stops, that at right being a grotesque head. Battlemented parapet with piers to the corners. The north face of the tower has a C20 service lean-to attached to its lower stage and a string course between the stages. Similar belfry to that on the western front. The southern face has the initials I B divided by a chalice in relief at right above the string course and a circular clockface to the centre below the belfry opening. Nave: the south face is of 4 bays of brick with a deep stone plinth with, to the left hand side, a porch built as a war memorial in 1926 of ashlar. This is gabled with a pointed, chamfered arch. Within and to either wall are benches above which are tablets in pointed niches inscribed with the names of the dead. The door to the church has a Romanesque surround, apparently re-positioned here. To either side are pilarettes with a hollow chamfer to their centres. At the level of the capitals is a band of leaf and dart moulding and to the arch and intrados are chevron patterns. To right of the porch are two round-arched windows and to the far right a doorway with stone surround and lunette window above. The north face is similar with 2 round-headed windows at left and two windows at right with a blocked doorway to right of centre. The western end has a Venetian window and hipped roof and a blocked doorway at right. Interior: Western gallery with front of raised and fielded panels supported on iron columns of quatrefoil section.
Listing NGR: SJ8216455759
External Links (1)
- https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1161743 (National Heritage List for England)
Sources (2)
- SCH9674 Article in Journal: Elizabeth H. Brotherton-Ratcliffe. 1982. Some Recently Discovered Tile Variations at Little Moreton Hall, Cheshire. Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society. 65.
- SCH4666 Digital Archive: English Heritage. 2005. List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. 56495. [Mapped features: #2180 ; #7487 ]
Location
| Grid reference | Centred SJ 8216 5575 (22m by 14m) (2 map features) |
|---|---|
| Map sheet | SJ85NW |
| Civil Parish | CHURCH LAWTON, CONGLETON, CHESHIRE EAST |
Related Monuments/Buildings (1)
Record last edited
Sep 23 2024 12:48PM