Building record 0575600000 - ALL SAINTS CHURCH, DAGNALL

Dimensions - Length 14m, Width 13m.
Plan Form - Subrectangular.
Grade II. Built as a church day school and mission room, solely used as a church since 1908. 1863, for the last Earl Brownlow. Built in bands of yellow, red and brown brick, with narrow bands of blue brick to clerestory, and with tiled roofs, in the form of an Italian basilica with late Gothic details. All windows have cast iron latticing, the clerestory with a row of 15 rectangular lights, the aisles having 2 and 3-light similar windows with moulded terracotta mullions. W. end has central door in 2-centred arch of moulded brick with cable and nailhead ornament, the jambs with paired stone shafts, partly missing, and carved foliage capitals. Flanking windows of 3 pointed arched lights in stone surrounds with shafts to mullions and jambs. Round clerestory window above also has moulded brick surround. Arched bell-cote. E. end has canted apse of c.1860, of timber-frame and brick. Gabled vestry in matching style attached to N.E. S.W. side has brick wall surrounding 2 small separate courts with square cloak-room pavilions at corners. Plain interior with iron columns supporting clerestory (B1).
Quinquennial inspection report, 1990 (B2).
NGR to church (B3).