Church

All Saints with Holy Trinity, Loughborough

All Saints with Holy Trinity, Loughborough

All Saints with Holy Trinity is a Grade I parish church on Steeple Row, Loughborough, Leicestershire, in the Diocese of Leicester, the town’s civic church and a large medieval wool-trade building.

Location
Loughborough, Leicestershire
Country
England
County
Leicestershire
City / town
Loughborough
Address
Steeple Row, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 1UX
Postcode
LE11 1UX
Built
Mainly C14; C15 west tower; restored and enlarged 1862
Architect
G G Scott (1862 restoration and enlargement)
Denomination
Church of England
Dedication
All Saints
Diocese
Leicester
Parish
Loughborough All Saints with Holy Trinity
Grade
I
Style
Decorated and Perpendicular
Materials
Ashlar
Grid reference
SK 538 199
Opening hours
Saturday 10am to 12noon.
Access
Level access to the main areas. Accessible toilets in church

Overview

Historic England lists a church that is mainly fourteenth-century, restored and enlarged in 1862 by G. G. Scott, of ashlar, with nave and aisles (a secondary south aisle of 1862 between the south transept and porch), transepts, chancel and a four-stage fifteenth-century west tower. The four-bay nave has pinnacles and battlements. Aisle windows are three-light with Decorated tracery; clerestory windows are fifteenth-century, three-light, two to each bay. The chancel has Perpendicular side windows and a Decorated five-light east window.

The tower has a west doorway with shields and leaves in the spandrels, a five-light Perpendicular west window, and a bell stage of tall two-light transomed windows with quatrefoil heads, flanked by blank panels; pinnacles and battlements were restored in 1950. Inside are a lofty tower arch, quatrefoil arcade piers, nineteenth-century roofs, sedilia and piscina in the chancel, and a monument to Joanna Walters (d.1673). The churchyard holds a fine collection of carved Swithland slate headstones. Listing NGR is SK 53810 19942. The parish website is allsaintsloughborough.org.uk.

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