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Church of Saint Lawrence, Aldfield

Description: Church of Saint Lawrence

Grade: II*
Date Listed: 6 March 1967
English Heritage Building ID: 331005

OS Grid Reference: SE2658269471
OS Grid Coordinates: 426582, 469471
Latitude/Longitude: 54.1204, -1.5948

Location: Moor Lane, Aldfield, North Yorkshire HG4 3BE

Locality: Aldfield
Local Authority: Harrogate
County: North Yorkshire
Country: England
Postcode: HG4 3BE

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Listing Text

SE 26 NE ALDFIELD MAIN STREET
(north side)


8/3 Church of Saint Lawrence

6.3.67

GV II*



Church of Saint Lawrence. Mid - late C18. Coursed gritstone rubble,
Westmorland slate roof. 3-bay nave, west bell-cote, north transept with
vestry, shallow east projection. South side: central 6-panel double door,
chamfered jambs, under round-arched window with Gothick tracery. Flanking
Gothick windows with Y tracery. Below eaves, centre: sundial with
inscription: '1696 Mr. A. SMITH R.W R.L'. Gable copings, lead covered.
Rear (north) side: projecting north transept of well-dressed stone. West
end: bell-cote supported by a projecting shouldered buttress with central
studded board door and stone steps, possibly a mounting block, to left.
East window in narrow gabled projection has 2 trefoil-headed lights and
quatrefoil. Interior: reduced pointed arch to vestry; shallow sanctuary
area paved in marble and stone slabs; vaulted ceiling with moulded plaster
ribs; 3-decker pulpit with sounding board and original candlesticks to right
of entrance; low altar rail with turned balusters; box pews throughout the
body of the church, and an organ inserted across the west doorway.


Listing NGR: SE2658269471

Source: English Heritage

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