All Saints’ Church, Rangemore

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Date:May 2026

Description:All Saints’ Church, Rangemore viewed from the east. Dating from 1866-1867, this Grade II* listed building was designed by architect William Butterfield for brewer Michael Thomas Bass and was originally a Chapel of Ease. George Frederick Bodley added the south aisle for Michael Arthur Bass, 1st Baron Burton in 1884-1886, and Bodley also added a new chancel and modified the internal features of the nave in 1895.

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All Saints’ Church, Rangemore

All Saints’ Church, Rangemore viewed from the east. Dating from 1866-1867, this Grade II* listed building ...

All Saints’ Church, Rangemore

All Saints’ Church, Rangemore viewed from the west. Dating from 1866-1867, this Grade II* listed building ...

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