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The Church of the Holy Trinity was built in the 1840s in a perpendicular style, designed by George Phillips Manners It was built for the Rev. Charles Otway Mayne of Midsomer Norton. It has a small three-stage tower, a two bay nave and two bay chancel. It is a Grade II listed building. The building is now used as apartments.
1847-49. Built for the Rev. Charles Otway Mayne of Midsomer-Norton. Architect G. P. Manners (Bath City Architect). Small church in quasi-Perpendicular style. Dressed limestone rubble with alternate thick bands. Slate roof with coped verges. Mostly square headed single windows with cusped foiled tracery, 2 light at south gable end, 3 light east, north and west ends (arched) -chancel 3 light plate tracery with oculi and side windows in Decorated style. Cruciform plan with bellcote between chancel and nave and small 3 stage crenellated turret in north-east angle. Two bay nave and 2 bay chancel. South porch in centre of nave with arched entrance and weathered buttresses. Contemporary gate piers, blind tracery panels, and gates. Interior: small cruciform space with small chapel to south-east. Chancel windows have rere-arches. High altar with angels on corners of canopy stand.
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