Benchmark - St Gregory - Hemingstone, Suffolk
Posted by: SMacB
N 52° 08.370 E 001° 07.948
31U E 372197 N 5778199
A cut benchmark on the northern corner of St Gregory's church tower.
Waymark Code: WMV5G1
Location: Eastern England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 02/26/2017
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Cut benchmark on the northern corner of St Gregory's church tower.
Square
|
Easting |
Northing |
Mark type |
Description |
Height |
Order |
Datum |
Verified year |
Metres above ground |
TM |
1445 |
5365 |
CUT MARK |
ST GREGORYS CH TWR N ANG NE FACE |
50.750 |
3 |
'N' |
1971 |
0.200 |
"The building consists of a modest unbuttressed W. tower, a nave and chancel divided by a castellated tie beam and a change in floor level only (with the chancel raised two steps), and a small N. porch constructed in what appears to be Tudor brick, with diapering in dark headers and two-light windows formed of uncusped lights set in larger arches. Windows elsewhere in the church present a hotchpotch of thirteenth through to fifteenth century forms, which include to the south, three two-light windows, respectively from west to east, with Y-tracery, reticulated tracery and supermullioned tracery, and to the north, a three-light window with stepped castellated supertransoms beneath a segmental–pointed arch, to the west of the cross-gabled shed, and a two-light square-headed window with supermullioned tracery, to the west of the porch. The restored four-light chancel E. window has supermullioned tracery and castellated stepped supertransoms, and the three-light tower W. window has strong mullions and a supermullion above the central light. The tower rises in two stages to two-light reticulated bell-openings and battlements decorated with flint flushwork."
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