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St Saviour's church, Dartmouth

The parish church of Dartmouth in Devon, with early 14th century origins (or earlier: Jenkins describes it as founded in 1286, and there is a more detailed explanation at LinkExternal link ) and dedicated in 1372 as a chapel of ease to the parish church of Townstal St Clement. The parish name is still 'Dartmouth St Clement (Townstal) with St Saviour and St Petrox'.

There was a major refurbishment in 1630-37 including raising the height of the tower, and a major internal reordering in the 1880s under architect E H Sedding, by which time Dartmouth was a naval training base. Listed grade I (List entry 1293197).
by Stephen Craven

Created: Sun, 14 Nov 2021, Updated: Sun, 14 Nov 2021


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SX8751 : Dartmouth St Saviour: nave and chancel by Stephen Craven
2021
SX8751 : Dartmouth St Saviour: tower and south-west porch by Stephen Craven
2021
SX8751 : Dartmouth St Saviour: pulpit by Stephen Craven
2021
SX8751 : Dartmouth St Saviour: stained glass window by Stephen Craven
2021
SX8751 : Dartmouth St Saviour: south aisle seating by Stephen Craven
2021
SX8751 : Dartmouth St Saviour: south chapel reredos by Stephen Craven
2021
SX8751 : St Saviour's church, Dartmouth: chancel by Stephen Craven
2010
SX8751 : St Saviour's church, Dartmouth: east window by Stephen Craven
2010
SX8751 : St Saviour's church, Dartmouth: south side by Stephen Craven
2010
SX8751 : St Saviour's church, Dartmouth: nave by Stephen Craven
2010


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