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Holy Trinity

Holy Trinity

Swallow CP

Lincolnshire

Slate roof with decorative red ridge tiles.

Architectural Features

Two stage west tower with early C12 lower stage with plinth and round headed west door with large impost blocks, C19 tympanum with oculus flanked by beaded tendrils and C20 plank door.

C12 buttresses with two C19 setoffs visible where tower meets nave on north and south Bellchamber stage of 1868 with moulded stringcourse and bellchamber openings on all four sides each consisting of a single round headed opening flanked by plain shafts with cushion capitals and, on west and east bellopenings, chevron decoration.

Tall Tudor style ashlar chimney at east end of aisle.

C12 interior tower arch with round head and plain impost blocks.

Early C13 north arcade of two bays with double chamfered pointed arches.

C13 pointed double chamfered chancel arch with broad fillet moulding.

Chancel has fragmentary freestanding cluster of C12 columns with cushion capitals and C19 bases and plinth C19 nave and chancel roofs with castellated decoration C12 drum front with six elliptical half moons at base.

C19 ornate pink marble and ashlar pulpit.

Various plain C19 monuments.