Holy Trinity Church

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Rectory Gardens
Westbury, eng SY5 9QX
(174) 388-4165

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Eliot Collins
Holy Trinity in Worthen is a large medieval church, with the tower dating from the 12th century as the oldest section. Inside the church are intricately carved box pews, several highly detailed stained glass windows and some old paintings on the wall uncovered during replastering work. The original chancel was most likely demolished during the Dissolution but a new one was built in the 17th or 18th century. Whilst the styles are distinct, the changes isn't too jarring. The octagonal font, rather amusingly, has a heptagonal lid. This, and the impressive roof timbers among other features gives the church a very unique character. The church is open daily between 10am and 4pm. The church keepers themselves are very friendly and knowledgeable.
Oct 21st, 2018
Leanne Morgan

Apr 9th, 2018

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Holy Trinity Church is located at Rectory Gardens in Westbury, England SY5 9QX. Holy Trinity Church can be contacted via phone at (174) 388-4165 for pricing, hours and directions.

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(174) 388-4165

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Q What is the phone number for Holy Trinity Church?

A The phone number for Holy Trinity Church is: (174) 388-4165.

Q Where is Holy Trinity Church located?

A Holy Trinity Church is located at Rectory Gardens, Westbury, eng SY5 9QX

Q What is the internet address for Holy Trinity Church?

A The website (URL) for Holy Trinity Church is: http://yockletonchurch.co.uk/

Q How is Holy Trinity Church rated?

A Holy Trinity Church has a 4.7 Star Rating from 3 reviewers.

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Eliot Collins _{on Google}

Oct 21st, 2018

Holy Trinity in Worthen is a large medieval church, with the tower dating from the 12th century as the oldest section.
Inside the church are intricately carved box pews, several highly detailed stained glass windows and some old paintings on the wall uncovered during replastering work.
The original chancel was most likely demolished during the Dissolution but a new one was built in the 17th or 18th century. Whilst the styles are distinct, the changes isn't too jarring.
The octagonal font, rather amusingly, has a heptagonal lid. This, and the impressive roof timbers among other features gives the church a very unique character.
The church is open daily between 10am and 4pm. The church keepers themselves are very friendly and knowledgeable.