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all the way up to the steeper-than-traditional pyramid of the remodelling. Ashlar quoins also at the NW, SW, and SE angles of the nave, which is of C18 proportions. Rooms either side of the tower and an east arch also survive from 1804. Victorianization therefore consisted of inserting the arcades of
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Haycock's replacement church was typical of its time. It was of brick with stone dressings, and had the entry under a pinnacled west tower to a galleried nave with four round-headed windows on the side. It was a rather conservative design, seen in
Georgian churches of Shropshire and the Marches and
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in 1800. It shows the church from the North West, with the chancel chapel in the foreground and the bellcote with a clock. A lych gate can be seen on the right in the same position as the present lych gate. The church is raised up on a slight mound.
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and to use this as an illustration. In his original tour in July 1776, he had visited Vaynor Park in
Berriew, although he does not mention the church. John Ingleby shows the church from the South East with a typical Montgomeryshire
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Shrewsbury. It was of brick with stone dressings, and had the entry under a pinnacled west tower to a galleried nave with four round-headed windows a side. The church was largely rebuilt by his grandson,
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Abbey of Strata
Marcella near Welshpool. Fortunately two illustrations exist of the earlier church at Berriew, which was demolished in 1802. The first watercolour of 1796 was commissioned by
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alternate circular and octagonal piers, the aisle windows and open roofs, and of adding a chancel. E.E. tracery of pinkish ashlar, contrasting with the green
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who died c. 640 AD. A life of the saint survives. He was sent to study under St
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