Church Of Holy Trinity

The Church of Holy Trinity, dated 1840, is a Grade II listed building located in Melbecks Feetham. It is constructed of rubble with a stone slate roof and features a nave with a narrower chancel and a south porch. The nave consists of four bays, separated by shallow buttresses, and is adorned with Y-tracery windows. The west gable includes a double bellcote with corrugated copings and a floriated finial. The south doorway is chamfered and has a flat 4-centred arch, leading to a 14-panel door. The porch on the south side features a 4-centred arch to a double-chamfered doorway, with an inscription above that reads 'A.D. 1840', along with shaped kneelers and copings on the porch gable. The single-bay chancel has an east window with three lights, showcasing debased Perpendicular tracery and a quatrefoil above. Inside, there is a flat 4-centred chancel arch and a flat ceiling. A boarded west gallery is present, along with a pitch pine altar rail featuring Gothic tracery, likely from 1840, pews from 1886, and other later furnishings.