Description

HINTON WALDRIST
SU39NE
3/109 Church of St. Margaret
21/11/66
GV II*

Church. Mid C13, remodelled late C13, when south transept added, and c.l880.
Random limestone rubble; stone slate roof; stone stack. Cruciform with west
tower. Late C19 reticulated style 3-light east window. North wall of chancel has
mid C13 roll-moulded pointed arch flanked by late C19 one-light and 2-light C13
style windows. South wall of chancel has late C13 one-and 2-light windows. South
transept has late C13 two- and 3-light windows, and C15 label mould over two
late C19 lancets in west wall. North transept has late C13 two- and 3-light
windows. North wall of nave, rebuilt in late C19 has central lateral stack
flanked by C13 style 2-light windows. South wall of nave has 2 late C13
two-light windows flanking late C19 porch; C13 pointed chamfered arch to south
door adjoining stoup. 3-storey west tower has angle buttresses, late C13
two-light windows and a mid C13 lancet in west wall; crenellated parapet with
face masks. Gabled roofs to nave and chancel. Interior east window has reset
stained late C19 glass inserted 1984 in memory of Airey Neave MP; other stained
glass is late C19. Loder family wall tablets, including John Loder, d.1701,
flanked by cherubs heads and fruit and flowers in scrolled surround. 4-bay
arch-braced collar truss roof, probably late C19. Double-chamfered chancel and
transeptal arches. South transept has piscina and late C19 four-bay
arched-braced collar-truss roof. Nave has late C19 Decorated style font and
pulpit late C19 six-bay arch-braced collar-truss roof amd moulded pointed arch
doorway to west tower: mid C13 lancet over doorway.
(Buildings of England: Berkshire, p.155).

Listing NGR: SU3751399104

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17549882

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