Listed Buildings in Stoke-on-Trent

 

Area
Stoke		 Street
Glebe Street		 Heritage No.
121a		 Grade
II		 Date Listed
02 October 1951
Building:

Ruins of earlier church (Arches) in the grounds of Parish Church of St. Peter Ad Vincula
Description:

Late C12 fragments only, round headed arches and a few pier bases.

 

The material of the old medieval church was scattered far and wide; many stones found their way to Boothen Mill, where they were used to line the waterway to the millpond. Following their discovery they were returned to the church yard and erected by the architect Charles Lynam in 1887 (1881?) as a reconstruction of the nave's south arcade. 

 

The pier base of the earlier church can be seen through the arch
The pier base of the earlier church can be seen through the arch

In the background is the current St. Peter's Church
built in 1826-9.

 


The railed area in front of the arches is the tomb of Josiah Wedgwood I
The railed area in front of the arches is
 the tomb of Josiah Wedgwood I

 


summary of all listed buildings in St. Peters grounds

on St. Peter's Church

on Glebe Street

 

Listed Buildings Index