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Latitude: 51.2702 / 51°16'12"N
Longitude: -1.5225 / 1°31'20"W
OS Eastings: 433409
OS Northings: 152448
OS Grid: SU334524
Mapcode National: GBR 71X.CX0
Mapcode Global: VHC2K.KBHL
Plus Code: 9C3W7FCH+32
Entry Name: Church of St Thomas of Canterbury
Listing Date: 27 September 1984
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1156218
English Heritage Legacy ID: 139937
ID on this website: 101156218
Location: St Thomas's Church, Tangley, Test Valley, Hampshire, SP11
County: Hampshire
District: Test Valley
Civil Parish: Tangley
Traditional County: Hampshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Hampshire
Church of England Parish: Hatherden with Tangley
Church of England Diocese: Winchester
Tagged with: Church building
SU 35 SW TANGLEY TANGLEY
4/4 Church of St. Thomas
of Canterbury
II*
Parish church. Of early medieval origin, mainly a rebuild of 1875 to the
design of William White, with a western tower of 1898. Single cell, with a
small apse (on old foundations), a north transept, north vestry at the west end,
and south porch. Plain tile roof overall, with a lower apse roof of 5 hips
above a semi-circular eaves. The walls are of coarse flints with 2 thin
horizontal bands of tiles, stone chequer pattern in the upper part of the apse,
stone dressings; buttresses, plinth, coupled windows (one triple) with
cusping and plate tracery, and 2 very small apse windows. The east gable (an
early fragment) has a coupled opening with round arches on simple impost blocks
of early Romanesque form. The tower is of stone, with flat corner buttresses,
an octagonal stair turret at the south-west corner, and a shingled broach spire.
Within, the church is plain: in the apse the south window is set within a
2-arched arcade; the chancel arch (in the very thick east wall) is pointed,
with impost blocks, the tower arch has many mouldings, merging with the jamb,
the inner mouldings finishing on carved brackets. The chief feature of the
church is a lead font (probably early C17), being a tub on a C20 fluted wooden
base, and having raised cast ornament, of fleur-de-lys, thistle and rose.
Listing NGR: SP3341052448
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