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Church Of St Ippolyts

  • Also Known As: Church Of St Ippolyts (Church Of England)

  • Address: Brookend Ln
  • Vicinity: Ashbrook Ln, St Ippollitts Village
  • Type: Church
  • Travel Genus: Sight
  • Sight Category: Building


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Timeline

Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
1087/00/00 Church Of St Ippolyts is established as a parish church with a nave and chancel. Said to have been funded by Judith, the niece of William the Conqueror.
1300/00/00 N and S aisles of St Ippolyts are added, and chancel was remodelled in the early C14. W tower also C14.
1400/00/00 Timber framed C15 S porch has frame infilled with C17 red brick.
1636/00/00 Base of cross-like spire dated '1636'.
1857/00/00 British biblical scholar Fenton J A Hort becomes vicar of St Ippolyts, staying for 15 years.
1880/00/00 Joseph Clarke (English Architect) Architect Church Of St Ippolyts' restoration of nave 1877-8 includes rebuilding 3 walls from foundations, re-incorporating older features, adding a new roof over the nave and aisles and building an organ chamber and N vestry.
1929/00/00 Eastern stained glass window on N aisle by Shrigley and Hunt is installed.

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Particulars for Church Of St Ippolyts:
Area of Significance Architecture
Sight Category Building
Building Type Church
Era Medieval Europe
Cultural Affiliation Normans
Area of Significance Religion
Historic Use Religious Property

Data
English National Heritage List: 1347411



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