Early English. Nave & chancel with tower and spire. Consecrated, 7Jun 1858. Cost about £1,600; 'upwards of £1000 subscribed by Rev. S. Montogmery, rector, who also gave site, and his immediate relatives.
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Everything about this church is impressive, Bill. Thanks for sharing it this week.
ReplyDeleteImpressive!
ReplyDeleteNice building in a lovely setting. Have a good day.
ReplyDeleteUma bela igreja.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom Domingo.
Andarilhar
Another one nice stone church. The tower is beautiful. I like your pictures, there are bright and clear. THX. Greetings from rainy Bergen
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful church; love the architecture, stonework and spire.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know there was such a thing as the Church of Ireland, it that a denomination like the Presbyterians, Baptists or even the Church of England?? Love this old stone church, especially the steps leading to the gothic shaped doorway. Thanks for stopping by to visit and leave such a nice comment!
ReplyDeleteThe Church of Ireland are all around the country. I'm told that it's like the Episcopalian Churches.
DeleteBeautiful stone church.
ReplyDeleteLovely old church Bill, merci beaucoup for showing these gorgeous details, the stone work is too gorgeous, love the close up of the old spire!
ReplyDeleteLovely old church Bill, merci beaucoup for showing these gorgeous details, the stone work is too gorgeous, love the close up of the old spire!
ReplyDeleteVery nice looking church this week
ReplyDeleteThe windows and door have nice 'eyebrows'!
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful stone church!
ReplyDeleteApparently still in use and well cared for. No chance of a burned-out lawn in summer over your way, is there?
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful masonry!
ReplyDeleteImpressive and distinctive!
ReplyDeleteFotos espetaculares, com um céu belíssimo!
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