Deposited Plan No. 2414
Manchester Road: Choir Vestry
Details
| Deposited Plan Number: | 2414 |
| Date: | 10 September 1895 |
| Plans Register: | 1886-1899 |
| Street: | Manchester Road |
| Property Name / Number: | St Thomas's Church |
| Area: | Longroyd Bridge |
| District: | Kirklees |
| Town: | Huddersfield |
| Grid Reference: | SE 1384 1623 |
| Building Project: | Choir Vestry |
| Type: | Church |
| Applicant: | Trustees of St. Thomas' Church |
| Applicant Address: | no data |
| Architect: | William Swindon Barber |
| Architect Address: | No 25, George Street, Halifax |
| Status of Project: | Approved (26 September 1895) |
| Contractor: | Abraham Graham & Sons |
| Contractor Address: | Longroyd Bridge, Huddersfield |
| Work Commenced: | September 1895 |
| Work Completed: | no data |
| Occupants: | no data |
| Subsequent Alterations / History: | Existing, Church Now Grade II Listed |
| English Heritage Listing: | no data |
| Location of Archives: | Kirklees West Yorkshire Archives |
| Buildings of Huddersfield ID: | 1762 |
Additional Information
Foundations inspected: 9 October 1895
Damp Course inspected: 29 October 1895
Drainage = 6" Earthenware pipes inti present drain
Water Supply = None required
Vestry is a single story Stone Structure built onto the North-Eastern Corner of St. Thomas's Church, with a flat lead roof and wooden floor built off a concrete base. The vestry was built in Memory of the late Canon Snowden.
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