Church of St Botolph is a Grade I listed building in the City of London local planning authority area, England. First listed on 4 January 1950. A C18 Church.

Church of St Botolph

WRENN ID
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Grade
I
Local Planning Authority
City of London
Country
England
Date first listed
4 January 1950
Type
Church
Source
Historic England listing

Description

TQ 3381 SE 12/382

ALDGATE HIGH STREET EC3 (north side) Church of St Botolph

4.1.50

I 1741 to 1744, by G Dance (elder). Aisled body with ritual west tower (in fact south-east) flanked by low, domed lobbies. Mixed yellow and red brick with partly painted stone dressings. Two-tiers of windows, segmentally arched below and round arched with stone dressings above. Central Venetian window with larger one to simply gabled east end. Entablature topped by parapet.

Lobbies have pedimented doorways, cornice and blocking with copper roofs to domes. Tower has arched doorway in pedimented lower stage. Arched and circular openings above with quoins, strip pilasters etc and cornice topped by carved urns and spire above with octagonal clock stage.

Interior greatly altered by Bentley in 1889 (?) Widely spaced, Doric colonnade rising from level of gallery which is supported at west end by small Ionic columns. Rich plaster ceiling with figures of angels to cove, entirely late C19. Reredos said to be of this date but with mid C18 characteristics.

Plain C18 pulpit. Carved organ case, possibly 1676 or rather later. Good wrought iron altar rails and sword rest. Monuments in vestibule under tower also plain marble font with good oak cover.

Listing NGR: TQ3357481216

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