Building record 10837 - Church of St Paul

The parish church of St Paul in Boughton was built 1876 and extensively altered 1902-5 by John Douglas. It is of stone dress red brick at ground level, timber framing with brick and plaster panels above and a grey and green slate roof. Through nave and chancel of 4 bays plus apsidal bay 1876; outer south aisle 1902 and clock-housing on spire 1905. The nave and original aisles are under a single broad, steep roof with impressive full-width apse, east, and gable, west.

Stained glass in most windows, 1881-1920, in the Baptistry by Frampton, in the north aisle by Kempe and the rest by Morris and Co., with good east window 1881, south-east window 1881 and east window of south aisle 1887. (1)

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 469684 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.