CHURCH OF ST CUTHBERT - Kirkby-in-Furness - List Entry
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Description
"Church. C12 nave and chancel and early C16 north aisle, built as chantry chapel, all heavily restored in 1880s. West tower, 1829. Stone rubble with dressed quoins, ashlar dressings; slate roofs. 3-bay nave has 2-light traceried windows and 1864 rainwater heads. Gabled porch has pointed opening; inner doorway c1170 of two orders with waterleaf capitals and beak-head mouldings. Gable over chancel has slate hanging. North aisle is gabled; 3-light east window and 2-light west window....Timber-framed chancel arch with tracery panels. Collar and tie-beam roofs. Some C14 stained glass: bust of Christ and Cross to chancel windows. Chancel has blocked south light and C18 paintings of Moses and Aaron. Font of goblet type with roll mouldings to arrises. Blocked squint between aisle and chancel. Bequest boards in porch...." -
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