Church of All Saints, Hoby

Heritage listing

Details HOBY WITH MAIN STREET ROTHERBY (North Side) Hoby SK 6617-6717 Church of All Saints (formerly 19/287 Listed Under the Parish of Grimston) 1.1.68 GV I Church. C13 and C14. Clerestory added C15. Repaired 1744. Chancel rebuilt and church restored by Ewan Christian 1863-4. Ironstone ashlar with limestone dressings, Swithland slate roof to chancel, lead roofs to nave and aisles. Chancel, vestry, aisled nave and W tower. l-bay chancel has 3-light E window with cusped intersecting tracery and 3-light window to S which has shafts to jambs and mullions with moulded and foliage capitals, and roll- moulded intersecting tracery; both have hood moulds and label stops. C19 vestry to N has cued 1-light E window and Caenwmon-ardled door. Nave has 4-window clerestory of 3-light windows with cinquefoil-headed lights and chamfered round arch or slightly pointed surrounds of grey sandstone. Rainwater head to middle S side inscribed JOHN ALSAP/ROBERT HENTON/CHURCH WARDENS/1744 and plain stone-coped parapets. N aisle has 3-light windows to E and W ends with cusped heads to lights and tracery to head of 3 cusped pointed arches (renewed) and 2-light windows to N with cusped Y tracery; all have hood moulds and label stops. Renewed hollow-chamfered N door with imposts and hood mould. S aisle has fine set of windows of c1300, all with slender mullions and tracery, and hood moulds with label stops. That to E end has 4 lights with ogee-arched pointed trefoil heads, larger, many-moulded central mullion dividing window in two, each half with quatrefoiled circle above two trefoils to head, and sexfoiled circle to main head. W and SE windows have 3 lights and cusped intersecting tracery. Window to right of S door has multi-foiled reticulated tracery. S door, inch renewed, has 3 orders of shafts,

From the Historic England List Entry under OGL v3.