St Margarets Church |
| Hob Uid: 352853 | |
Location :
Lincolnshire
East Lindsey
Roughton
|
| Grid Ref : TF2415064698 |
| Summary : 13th-16th century, and 19th century. Squared greenstone rubble, squared limestone rubble, red brick in English bond, some render, slate roofs. Western tower, nave and chancel. Also Medieval stone cross in the churchyard, of which all that remains is the base of the cross and part of the shaft. |
More information : [TF 24146469] St Margaret's Church [T.U.]. (1)
St Margaret's, Roughton has Transitional to Perpendicular features.
In the NW quoins of the nave is a section of a double-shafted corner,
possibly Norman. (2-3)
In the churchyard is the base and 13 inches of the shape of the
cross.
The church is in normal use.
The cross is situated at TF 24146 64686. See GP AO/64/65/7. (4)
TF 2414 6468. Churchyard cross, St Margaret's churchyard. The cross
is medieval in date and is constructed of limestone. The monument
includes the base of the cross and part of the shaft.
The base takes the form of a socket stone, a single block of
rectangular section which stands to a height of up to 0.23m above the
ground surface. The sides of the stone taper towards the upper edge
which is chamfered all the way round. Set into the top of the socket
stone is the shaft fragment, 0.21m square in section at the base
rising through moulded and chamfered corners in tapering octagonal
section to a height of 0.34m. The top of the shaft fragment has been
rounded off. Scheduled RSM no. 22676. (5) |