Church Of St Bride is a Grade II* listed building in the Cumberland local planning authority area, England. First listed on 1 April 1967. A Medieval Church.

Church Of St Bride

WRENN ID
kindled-loggia-ash
Grade
II*
Local Planning Authority
Cumberland
Country
England
Date first listed
1 April 1967
Type
Church
Period
Medieval
Source
Historic England listing

Description

NY 25 NW KIRKBRIDE Kirkbride

1/4/67

3/34 Church of St Bride, formerly listed as Church of St Bridget) II*

Parish church. C12 with C19 restoration. Large blocks of red sandstone (thought to be of Roman origin) with flush quoins. Nave roof of graduated sandstone slates; chancel, vestry and porch with greenslate roofs. 3-bay nave with west open bellcote and south porch; lower single-bay chancel with south vestry. Nave has round-headed south entrance with C19 timber-framed porch. Tall C19 cusped-headed windows, that to left of 2-lights. North wall has narrow blocked entrance under flat lintel. One original narrow round-headed window and similar window in chancel. C19 intersecting east window. Interior: unmoulded chancel arch on plain imposts. Square-bowled font with knobbly leaf decoration around the underside and trefoil and quatrefoil panel decorations on each side. Small square stoup in chancel has rounded corners and carved lamb and cross decoration. Inscription over south entrance, now door into vestry, E(cclesia) Bride. C19 and early C20 stained glass, east window by Kayll & Co, Leeds, 1904. Photographs of the 1895-8 restoration in the vestry, show that almost all of the chancel was taken down and rebuilt.

Listing NGR: NY2296057329

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