Description

DIGBY ROAD
1.
1625
(North-East Side)
Digby Memorial
Church Hall
ST 6316 1/331
II
2.
1910. 2 storeys. Slate gabled roof. Ashlar. Shaped gable to road with
3 window bay front. First floor centre window is a tall narrow canted
bay of 3-lights with corbelling and high pitched roof with finial; transomes
and mullions; each light with trefoil head. To either side, a 2-light
2-tier window, each upper light with 3-centred head with carved spandrels.
On ground floor to centre, a statue in a niche; to either side, coupled
windows of 2-lights in 2 tiers with dripmoulds over. Porch with gable
at left hand end. Segmental headed doorway with the motto "Deo non fortuna"
carved above it and in apex of the gable the inscription "Digby Memorial
1910 Church Hall".

Listing NGR: ST6387316367

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26591809

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