And here’s a building not too far from St Mary’s but with more of a nod to the Tudor, with those small, leaded upper windows, imposing central “gable” with crest and large bay window. I like the banding in the arches and above the first floor windows; shame about the added bay window at the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Kemptown’
More Victorian redbrick
Posted in Click-and-shoot, Mighty masses, tagged 1866, Kemptown, Victorian on April 9, 2008 | 1 Comment »
St Mary’s a bit of a looker
Posted in Click-and-shoot, Mighty masses, tagged Kemptown, St Mary's on April 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The rich, red brick of this large Victorian church in Kemptown looks rather nice in the evening sunshine. St Mary’s is of a pleasantly complicated design; I like to think there’s a slight Venetian influence, with the large flat gable at the facing end of the Nave and the high pointed pediments above the door [...]
