Benchmark, Brecon Presbyterian Church - Brecon, Powys - U.K. and Ireland Trigpoints on Waymarking.com

Cut benchmark by the entrance to Brecon Presbyterian Church.

The church is Circa 1867; architect W F Poulton. Some repairs to steeple after strike by thunderbolt 13 August 1955.

"Gothic chapel with gable to street. Slate roof with alternating grey and purple bands. Snecked rock-faced grey stone with bathstone dressings; arch voussoirs in alternating colours. Asymmetrical front has, to R, tower with doorway at ground level and lancet windows in stage above; polygonal stair turret to R; tower rises as octagonal spire with gablets and weather vane. Large 4-light Decorated style window; Gothic doorway to L, asymmetrical buttresses and pinnacle to L. Right side elevation with 5 lancets and buttresses. To rear is crosswing of school or hall in same style. Single-storey; 2 Gothic windows and a doorway, separated by buttresses. Modern block at E end."

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Type of Trigpoint: Cut Bench Mark Condition: Slightly Damaged Number on Flush Bracket: N/A

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