Description

TL 1439 SHEFFORD HIGH STREET
8/107 (south side)

31.10.66 Parish Church of
St Michael and All Angels

GV II

Parish Church, until 1903 a chapel of ease to Campton. C15 origins,
substantially rebuilt 1822, S aisle added 1850, arcade rebuilt first part C20.
Coursed ironstone with ashlar dressings. Slate roofs. In C13 style. Nave, S
aisle, W tower. Nave and S aisle are in similar style, except that S aisle is
plainer, without buttresses or dripstones. Both have pointed arched windows
with Y tracery. To E ends of both and to aisle W end are 3-light pointed
arched windows with intersecting tracery. Arcade, in colourwashed brick, also
has pointed arches. S aisle has pointed arched door with square label. 3-
stage W tower, C15 but reworked C19. 3-stage buttresses. 3-light W window
has C19 intersecting tracery. C19 N door similar to that in S aisle. Top
stage has 2-light quatrefoiled windows. C20 brick parapet. Interior is
plain, with a little late C19 and early C20 glass, and roofs by Mallows and
Grocock of 1907.

Listing NGR: TL1435439081

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26607653

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