Halton Church is a Grade I listed building in the Northumberland local planning authority area, England. First listed on 15 April 1969. Church.

Halton Church

WRENN ID: ruined-bonework-meadow
Grade: I
Local Planning Authority: Northumberland
Country: England
Date first listed: 15 April 1969
Type: Church
Source: Historic England listing

Description

NY 96 NE WHITTINGTON HALTON

17/120 Halton Church 15.4.69 GV I

Church. C12 and C16. Random rubble with Welsh slate roof. Nave, chancel and west vestry. Medieval masonry, but all external features C16. 3-bay nave has south door with segmental-arched, roll-moulded surround. Right of this are two 2-light windows with round heads to lights.

1-bay chancel with similar window and similar 5-light east window under hoodmould.

Embattled parapet. Gabled west bellcote with round-arched opening. Gabled roof.

Interior has unmoulded C12 chancel arch with plain chamfered imposts.

Rere-arch of east window carved with symbols, perhaps initials.

Shallow-pitched roof has massive old tie beams with very short king and queen posts, probably circa 1400.

C18 altar rails. C17 stone altar with heavily-rusticated round arches. Nave dado made of C18 panelling, probably re-used from box pews.

Listing NGR: NY9976567828

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