Emmanuel Church

Emmanuel Church is a parish church dating to 1868, designed by S. S. Teulon and funded by the 10th Duke of St. Albans. It is constructed of rockfaced ashlar with plain ashlar dressings, featuring gabled, hipped, and conical slate roofs, and is built in a 13th-century French Gothic style. The church has a chamfered plinth and a moulded sill band, with windows consisting of chamfered lancets featuring polychrome heads. The west end includes a central porch with a coped gable, a cross, and a slab roof, displaying a moulded pointed opening with round shafts.

The interior features a stone seat and a three-bay arcade containing a central memorial panel to Sybil, Duchess of St. Albans, dating from around 1873, flanked by single lancets, as well as a vaulted roof and further single lancets. A central round window sits above this, with a trefoil above it. The west gable is topped with a shouldered gabled bell turret and a cross. The nave, spanning four bays, has paired lancets on each side, flanked by single lancets, and the south side has two buttresses to the east. The chancel apse is defined by five lancets and a finial cross. A vestry with a pointed door and a double shoulder lancet is located to the west, while a pulpit turret with three lancets and a conical roof is situated to the west. The south porch is distinguished by two flanking buttresses, a chamfered doorway, a coped gable with a dove in a roundel, and two lancets on each side.

The church interior also features a common rafter roof, a chamfered doorway, a painted dado, window heads, a scissor braced, matchboarded roof, a central recess with two memorial windows, a marble portrait plaque, and another memorial window, all dedicated to Sybil, Duchess of St. Albans, dated 1873. The plaque was created by Princess Louise. The chancel features an arch supported by foliate corbels, an arched organ opening, a blind arcaded dado from 1898, and a moulded sill band. The apse has a ribbed, domed construction. Stencilled decoration is present throughout the building. There are five stained glass memorial windows based on designs from 1870, executed by Morris & Co. in 1911. Fittings include an octagonal ashlar font, a pierced pulpit, cross-frame benches, pierced stalls and desks, a memorial lectern from 1885, a bronze War Memorial plaque from 1918, and a 20th-century brass and wooden panel.