A detailed view of the tympanum above the south

A detailed view of the tympanum above the south porch, situated at the base of the west tower of St Augustine's Church. The church was built in 1870 by J. W. Walton to replace a 1770 church by Smeaton on a medieval site. It was constructed with ashlar and has a south porch at the base of a three stage tower, four bay nave with south aisle and a smaller chancel. Above the two doors in the porch is a tympanum set within a pointed arch, and has a central oval panel with a seated figure of Christ, surrounded by four panels with heraldic figures

1770 Aisle Alston Ashlar Chancel Constructed Detailed Heraldic Moor Panels Pointed Porch Replace Situated Smaller Smeaton Tympanum Ursula Walton

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