Description

SU 19 NE
8/113

KEMPSFORD
WHELFORD
Church of St Anne

26.11.58

II
Anglican chapel of ease. 1863-64 by G.E Street. Random coursed rubble-stone, tile roof. Nave with south porch, small transepts and apsidal chancel. Nave of two bays with two-light lancets and quatrefoil over, west end has central stepped buttress with flanking trefoil head lancets and large sexfoil over. Lead-covered spiral roof bellcote at east end. Steeply gabled openwork timber porch on south side with two pairs of trefoil head arches to each side. Chancel has conical sprocketed roof, three trefoil head single lancets. On the interior the windows are all set in deep splayed reveals, the two west lancets having steeply downward sloping flush sills. Four bay nave rafter roof with braced collar beams; apse has seven ribs and painted ceiling. Transepts have ogee openwork timber screens.

Listing NGR: SU1687298891

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26381828

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