Description

ST44NW
10/145

WEDMORE CP
Blackford
CHURCH STREET (North side)
Church Of The Holy Trinity

9.2.61

GV
II
Church. Dated on a stone plaque 1823. By Richard Carver. Rendered and scribed as ashlar, freestone dressings, weathered string at plinth and first floor level, buttresses with offsets, moulded cornice, parapet with coping, hipped slate roof, at apex a central arcaded bell-cote, cupola with a C20 cruciform finial.

Octagonal on plain; a projecting wing at right-angles to each side, shallow chancel of 1914. Gothic Revival. Four-centred arch window opening to each face, Y-tracery, dripmould, simple leaded lights, coloured glass; pointed arch four-light east window, two simple stained glass panels. Central flat-roofed ashlar porch, angle buttresses, four centred arch opening at front and sides; door opening in a similar style, paired doors with tracery. Galleried interior with a ribbed plaster ceiling, dado panelling, C19 pews; C19 organ by Vowles of Bristol; mid C19 wall monument; octagonal font of 1895 with a cover.

Listing NGR: ST4088147759

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Church of the Holy Trinity at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q26544470

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