All Saints Episcopal Church, Whiterashes

All Saints Episcopal Church in Whiterashes is a Gothic church built in 1858 by James Matthews, with interior remodelling and the addition of a porch and bellcote by Bucknall and Comper from 1898 to 1900. The church features stained glass created by Sir John Ninian Comper between 1898 and 1919. It has a four-bay nave and a single bay chancel, constructed from roughly squared and coursed granite with ashlar margins. The windows are bi-partite with stone mullions and tracery-headed lights, and there is a pointed-arch, mullioned and tracery window on the east gable of the chancel. The porch is gabled and buttressed, featuring a pointed-arched opening, and there is a narrow aisle on the northeast elevation. The bellcote, dated 1900, has a metal cross finial on the northwest gable. The church is predominantly adorned with stained glass windows and has a steeply pitched slate roof, with straight skews and gableted skewputts.