Winchester,
Hampshire - St Bartholomew Church
and Hyde Abbey Gateway
Click photos to enlarge.
Notes in italics from Hampshire and the Isle of Wight by Nikolaus Pevsner
and David Lloyd (1967)
Yale University Press, New Haven and London. |
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St Bartholomew, King Alfred
Place, off Hyde Street. The former village church of Hyde. Low W tower
with low pyramid roof. Chequer flint and stone. The church is of nave, N
aisle, and chancel. ... In the nave S wall some single-light windows of
c.1300 ... |
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The N side of the church
apparently of 1879-80, with a number of cross-gables. ...
The chancel was rebuilt in 1857-9 by Colson. ... The vestry has an E
window, Early English (shafted) and re-set. |
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The nave has Norman masonry
and a Norman S doorway. Two orders of columns with big ornamental capitals
probably of c.1130. Round arch with zigzag. Billet hood-mould. Tympanum
with sunk triangles, all re-tooled. ... The N arcade is Norman too, but
nearly entirely Victorian. |
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Chancel
screen. Pulpit. Chancel from vestry. East window. |
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Looking
west from chancel. Tower arch. North aisle. |
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Opposite the church is the Hyde
Abbey Gateway, the only building that remains of the Hyde Abbey, the
Benedictine nunnery founded in 965 as the New Minster and moved to Hyde in
1110. The gateway is Perp. Four-centred arch of many fine mouldings. |
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To the outside also a much
plainer pedestrian entrance. An adjoining shed has Norman
masonry. |
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More
of Winchester at Astoft |
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