Church Of The Ascension |
Hob Uid: 213006 | |
Location : Dorset Woodlands
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Grid Ref : SU0508009000 |
Summary : The Church of the Ascension, Woodlands was built in 1892 by G.F. Bodley for the Countess of Shaftesbury. The Anglican parish church has brick walls with stone dressing and a tiled roof. It has a bell-cote, a chancel and two naves divided by a four-bay arcade of octagonal piers. The interior walls are plastered and there is a carved oak chancel as well as a carved and painted timber altar and reredos. In addition the building has a 12th century circular stone font on a 20th century base, originally from Knowlton Church. |
More information : (SU 05080901) Church of the Ascension (NAT) (1) SU 05080900. The Parish Church of the Ascension was built in 1892 by G.F. Bodley for the Countess of Shaftesbury. It has a bell-cote, a chancel and two naves divided by a four-bay arcade of octagonal piers. (2,3)
The C12th circular font is from Krawlton church, (SU 01 SW 42) The church is Grade II. (4)
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