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Holy Jesus Church, Lydbrook
Holy Jesus Church at Lydbrook is a Church of England parish church in the English county of Gloucestershire.〔The source for this Article is an MS researched by The Rev'd Dr Michael Foster, dated 1997〕
==Structure==
The greater part of the Church was built in 1850 and 1851. It is in the style of the 14th century Decorated Period. The architect was Henry Woodyer, a flamboyant character. While the church was being built, an article in ''Ecclesiologist'' (new series XLV December 1850) heavily criticised Woodyer's design. The twenty-foot length of the original pews in each aisle of the nave, with access to the secondary portion via a passage near the side walls was particularly criticised. A passage up the middle of each aisles preferred instead. The article concludes that the most objectionable feature was the two floating buttresses to the rear of the tower, "which seem to penetrate the lofty roof of the nave and lead one to expect a most substantial substructure within. But alas ! internally they are found to be corbelled off above the westermost clerestory windows."
The interior and ornamental parts are built of Bath Stone, the exterior being of the Grit Stone of the neighbourhood. The Clerestoriel Nave of five bays is approximately 50 feet in height, 56 feet long and 50 feet wide. The arcades are of cylindrical columns rising to pointed arches. The windows are in the Geometrical Decorated style. The roof is a unique forest of wind bracing wooden trusses. The chancel roof consists of scissors-beam trusses.
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