Description

SU 42 SE COLDEN COMMON B3354, Main Road

8/41 Church of the Holy
Trinity
27.11.84 II

Parish church, 1841-4 by G Guillarme. Square knapped flint, stone dressings,
slate roof. Plan of nave with S porch and small chancel with polygonal
end. Chancel has triple lancet E window and clasping buttresses, 2-light
plate tracery S window. To north lean-to vestry to half of chancel and
E 2 bays of nave with large N 3-light trefoiled window, and deep buttresses
on corners, door to W. 5 bay nave has stepped buttresses each end and
between bays and tall lancet with hood mould in all bays except those with
vestry and S porch, which is gabled with large 3 order pointed doorway with
detached middle order on columns, and kneelered gable with slight buttress-stone modillions supporting coping and corbelled large kneelers to ends of gable walls. Stained glass windows and contemporary furnishings. Monument
1865 to J T Waddington by Newman of Winchester of standing woman in relief
on tablet.

Listing NGR: SU4798322851

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26388123

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