Two Medieval Stone Coffins Situated Adjacent To North Wall Of Church Of All Saints is a Grade II listed building in the Leeds local planning authority area, England. First listed on 8 February 1988. Coffin.

Two Medieval Stone Coffins Situated Adjacent To North Wall Of Church Of All Saints

WRENN ID: gentle-lead-summer
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: Leeds
Country: England
Date first listed: 8 February 1988
Type: Coffin
Source: Historic England listing

Description

SE44NW THORP ARCH CHURCH CAUSEWAY LS23 (east side)

2/112 Two medieval stone coffins situated adjacent to north wall of Church of All Saints

GV II

Two stone coffins. Probably late medieval. One of gritstone, the other magnesian limestone. Both are simply tapered to the foot and are hollowed out to receive body and head. One of the coffins found in 1820 upon construction of the vault of the family of Rev. R. Hemington (Speight, p428), H. Speight,Lower Wharfedale, 1902.

Listing NGR: SE4379546089

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