![]() We recommend choosing Save when prompted, then running the file after the download is complete. Install Updates on the server first and then all workstations that use Church Windows.īefore updating, we recommend you back up your data before proceeding.Īll users must always exit from Church Windows before beginning any Update Installation. (Bartholomew City Guides: Hutchinson J and Palliser DM: York: Edinburgh: 1980-: 162 Parish Bulletin of St George's Church, York: June/July 1988 The Buildings of England: Pevsner N: Yorkshire: York and the East Riding: Harmondsworth: 1972-: 109).Important Download & Install Information: The church was the Pro-Cathedral of the Catholic Diocese of Beverley until 1879 when the See of Beverley was divided between the Dioceses of Middlesbrough and Leeds. Original chairs with pierced traceried backs survive. Altar carved with canopied figure of the Virgin and Child and two angels. Chapel fitted with richly carved panelling to sill height. Lady Chapel: entered through screen of trefoiled arches beneath tracery quatrefoil in 2-centred arch on columns with waterleaf capitals and hoodmould on leaf stops. Above is organ gallery with plain parapet. Narthex is vaulted springing from squat columns with stylised waterleaf capitals. Chapel at east end of north aisle has carved stone altar in semicircular apse beneath 2-centred arch. Outer arches to chancel are open and filled with sculpted standing figures. Apse lined with reredos of arcaded tier of biblical busts carved in high relief over tier of carved panels, and incorporating four sculpted figures seated at lecterns beneath canopies. Clerestory windows in 2-centred arches on shafts with foliate capitals, paired above nave, tripled in chancel. North wall is blind arcade on square piers with stylised foliate capitals. INTERIOR: north and south arcades of 2-centred arches on high round columns with moulded shaft rings and waterleaf capitals carved with angels. at west end is high relief carving of the Virgin and Child. High windows have 2-centred arches on colonnettes with waterleaf capitals. Lady Chapel: 1-storey, with polygonal end. Above is circular window of four foiled lights in carved surround and crocketed gable cross. Two west windows of paired lights with cinquefoils in 2-centred arches on slender colonnettes flank sculpted standing figures beneath tall crocketed canopy. Between doors, sculpted seated figure beneath canopy rises on column pedestal: above doors, tympanum filled with high relief carvings of four scriptural scenes. West door has paired part-glazed C20 doors in 2-centred arch of 4 orders with stiff-leaf capitals and richly carved soffits: outer order carried carved gabled hood. West end: gabled and flanked by setback gabled buttresses, from which pyramidal pinnacles with oversized crocket finials rise on north and south sides. Ballflower frieze, cornice with gargoyles, and pierced parapet with oversized crocket finial at each corner: steep hipped roof with wrought-iron finials and crucifix. Belfry openings are paired lancets with scalloped louvres in 2-centred arches of 2 orders: columns have foliate capitals. Second stage has single slit light beneath relieving arch on south and west faces: above, blind arcade of four 2-centred arches on slender colonnettes with foliate capitals. South face lowest stage has window of 2 cusped lights in 2-centred arch with squat jamb shafts and plate tracery in the head: hoodmould on head stops. 4-stage tower has 2-stage setback gabled buttresses. Gable has circular window with cinquefoil light in centre. Ground and first floors have 4-pane sash windows on first floor, surround is chamfered and has blind 2-centred head pierced with quatrefoil. Windows to chancel are cusped lancets, paired and tripled and tied by impost string. ![]() Clerestory windows are of paired trefoil-headed lights with cinquefoil tracery in 2-centred heads. Windows to east are of 1, 2 and 3 cusped lights with foiled tracery in 2-centred heads beneath coved hoodmoulds on foliate or head stops. Porch has arched opening and diagonally boarded door on fine wrought-iron hinges in moulded 2-centred arch on squat columns with foliate capitals. South side: 1-storey pent roofed aisle in front of aisle clerestory: at western end of aisle pent roofed porch projects. EXTERIOR: east end and north side not accessible. PLAN: 5-bay aisled nave and clerestory with polygonal apse, west gallery and narthex south-east vestry south-west tower north-west Lady Chapel. Coursed squared yellow stone with grey ashlar bands and dressings: slate roofs with wrought-iron finials. SE6052SW DUNCOMBE PLACE 1112-1/27/302 (North West side) 01/07/68 Church of St WilfridĬatholic church.
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