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Church of St Paul, Sowerby Bridge

Description: Church of St Paul

Grade: DL
Date Listed: 29 April 1982
Date Delisted: 20 January 2010
English Heritage Building ID: 339386

OS Grid Reference: SE0596023696
OS Grid Coordinates: 405960, 423696
Latitude/Longitude: 53.7097, -1.9112

Location: Greenups Terrace, Halifax, Calderdale HX6 2QW

Locality: Sowerby Bridge
Local Authority: Calderdale
County: West Yorkshire
Country: England
Postcode: HX6 2QW

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Listing Text

The following building was de-listed 20 Jan 2010


SOWERBY BRIDGE

1330/12/254 TOWER HILL
29-APR-82 (West side)
CHURCH OF ST PAUL

DL
Methodist church. c1900, modernised 1979. By C F L Horsfall (Linstrum, p 378). Coursed rusticated stone with ashlar dressings; C20 tile roof. 2 storeys with base- ment, 3 bays (5 first-floor windows). Giant pilasters on plinths support frieze and double dentilled cornice; dentil-corniced pediment. Central bay has classical tetrastyle portico with dentil cornice, glazed 1979, in front of 2 round-arched doorways, the archivolts with tripartite keystones and imposts. Windows round- arched, plain except for keystones to basement, fielded panels below ground-floor windows and archivolts as doors, and on first floor fielded panels, moulded cill band and pointed archivolts with keystones and imposts. Left and right returns: 7 bays. Round-arched windows to basement; giant windows above, on ground floor having sashes with margin glazing, on first floor having round-arched sashes with fielded panels below, keyed arches and impost band. Plain gutter brackets on table. Interior: basement: columns support floor above. Ground floor: originally a horseshoe gallery, now infilled by mezzanine floor, supported on cast-iron columns with flowers to friezes. The church is listed in Kellys Directory of 1908 but not in that of 1897, which indicates that it was built in the intervening period, although it is in the style of an earlier period.
D Linstrum, West Yorkshire Architects and Architecture (1978)
Kelly's Directory, 1897 and 1908.

Source: English Heritage

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