A 2ml tube

Church of the Holy Trinity, Prince Consort Road

Church of the Holy Trinity. I Church. 1901 to 1907. G F Bodley. Bath stone. Pitched slate roof to parapet. Decorated Perpendicular style. Five bay nave, leanto aisles with additional four-bay aisle to liturgical north side; chancel with Lady Chapel to north; bell turret to western gable. Hall church interior with tall arcades having quatrefoil piers; barrel roof; no clerestory. East window of seven lights with reticulated tracery, and stained glass designed by Bodley and made by Burlison and Grylls in 1907. Fine interior fittings including altar, pulpit, chancel stalls, reredos, font, stained glass, etc, much designed by Bodley himself. "Without doubt one of Bodley's finest works"

Personal Note - I like to create CMs at churches with which I have a personal connection or memory. Being a choral singer, many of these may be to do with singing. I have performed a few times at Holy Trinity, as well as this being my local church. Furthermore, the designer George Bodley designed the building which housed my room (amongst others...!) at my university college !

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