Church of St Thomas the Martyr is a Grade II listed building in the Oxford local planning authority area, England. First listed on 12 January 1954. A Medieval Church.

Church of St Thomas the Martyr

WRENN ID: lapsed-baluster-clover
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: Oxford
Country: England
Date first listed: 12 January 1954
Type: Church
Period: Medieval
Source: Historic England listing

Description

SP 5006 SE 7/123

ST THOMAS' STREET (west end) Church of St Thomas the Martyr

12.1.54.

II Parish church (RCHM 39). Chancel late C12 in origin. In C15-C16 nave was mainly rebuilt and extended to west, with west tower (restored 1936) and north chapel added. South porch 1621. South wall of nave rebuilt, chancel arch removed and walls raised, 1826 by Evans, 'surveyed' by W. Fisher. North chapel removed and north aisle with its arcade built, and chancel arch rebuilt, 1846 by J.P Harrison, architect. Vestry 1898, by C.B Hutchinson, architect.

Fittings include glass by O'Connor (1866) and work by Butterfield and Street. Important for connections with the early history of the Oxford Movement through the Vicar from 1842-92 Canon Chamberlain.

Listing NGR: SP5059906155

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