St Nicholas' Church on Windy Harbor Road,Whistonwas built in the 1800s and is noted for its
Early English style of design.
The church, which was 94ft 8in long and 41ft wide, was built to designs by the esteemed Durhamborn architect Anthony Salvin, in the
Early English style. There was seating for up to 1,200 people.
The chapel was a very simple affair, designed in the
Early English style and built to hold just over 200 worshippers.
The church of St Crallo at Coychurch, near Bridgend, has stone foundations and architecture from the transitional period between the so-called
Early English style of the late 1200s and the Decorated style.
"The new church was built in a free Arts and Crafts interpretation of
early English style, to the design of the architect FW Holme," she said.
This is an imposing stone church in the
Early English style, sitting atop a hill and surrounded by an historic seven-acre graveyard.
By contrast we visit the lovely village of Winderton with its modern
early English style church standing on a hill.
