Holy Trinity Church |
Hob Uid: 198226 | |
Location : City of Bristol Non Civil Parish
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Grid Ref : ST5733177403 |
Summary : Church, largely rebuilt in the 15th century, although originating as a Saxon minster. (See ST57NE7 for the history of the church). The nave and chancel plan are irregular, possibly reflecting pre-Conquest survival in the present structure. Mostly rebuilt in 15th century, restored 1851. There is a 13th-14th century grave slab built into the tower, previously thought to be Saxon. |
More information : ST 57337740: Holy Trinity Church, Church Road, Westbury-on-Trym. Probably the site of a Saxon minster, later collegiate and parish church. Earliest feature is a C10 grave slab built into the tower. Nave and chancel plan are irregular, possibly reflecting pre-Conquest survival in present structure. Mostly rebuilt in C15. Restored, 1851, (1) Grade B (2) Additional reference - as 1-2 (3) Holy Trinity Church, listed as of exceptional archaeological importance and deserving preservation. (4)
There is a 13th-14th century grave slab built into the tower. It was previously thought to be Saxon. (5) |