The original church of All Saints was a rectangular building aligned on an east-west axis, measuring by, and consisted of a western nave and an eastern chancel, with a sanctuary added to the eastern end of the chancel in the first phase of building.
It consisted of a western nave and an eastern chancel, with a sanctuary added to the eastern end of the chancel in the first phase of building. The original church of All Saints was a rectangular building aligned on an east-west axis, measuring by.
The original church of All Saints was a rectangular building aligned on an east-west axis, measuring by. It consisted of a western nave and an eastern chancel, with a sanctuary added to the eastern end of the chancel in the first phase of building.
The original church of All Saints was a rectangular building aligned on an east-west axis, measuring by. It consisted of a western nave and an eastern chancel, with a sanctuary added to the eastern end of the chancel in the first phase of building.