Elevation of the church, north-west tower and west porch

An exterior view of the west elevation of the church, showing the north-west tower and west porch, later made redundant in 1984. The church was built 1868 by Johnson, and was declared redundant 1st January 1984. The church had a north-west tower of three stages, with three belfry opening of the top stage and a tall octagonal spire above, a low single storey west porch at the base, with doors flanking a central window. Behind the porch are two large traceried west windows with cross finials at the apex of the gables. Currently only the tower of the church remains, the body of it removed since 1984

Apex Belfry Brunel Currently Declared Elevation Elswick Finials Flanking Gables North West North-west Porch Redundant Removed Stages Stephens Storey Traceried Tyne Ursula

Features In These Collections

> Contributors > EHR