Hoarwithy

Hoarwithy

Hoarwithy

Steps past the chancel

St. Catherine's. Hoarwithy

St. Catherine's. Hoarwithy

This impressive Italinate parish church , quite unlike any other Herefordshire church, can be found above the village of Hoarwithy, about 4 miles north of Ross-on-Wye. The original chapel was built in 1840 by Reverend Thomas Hutchinson, Curate in charge of Hentland Parish. In 1870, Prebendary William Poole, Vicar of Hentland 'beautified' the property he considered 'an ugly brick building with no pretensions to any style of architecture' in Southern Italian Romanesque and Byzantine styles.

Hoarwithy Village

Hoarwithy Village

A sunny Sunday afternoon, beside the river Wye, in southern Herefordshire.

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