ST STEPHEN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH, WYNYARD
PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE CHURCH AND HALL
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Foundation
stone laid 1919. Work finished in 1921.
The brickwork is notable for the three different styles of bond: English and Stretcher, and perhaps Flemish, seemingly at the whim of the bricklayer.
The
builder was a local man (see Sue Jacobson's history pages).
Window
frames and lintels all in concrete.
The so-called nartex, ie porch or foyer, was added
sometime in the 1980s, as was the church hall.
The
'memorial garden'. Note the change in brickwork behind the cross.
The
font, cast in concrete.
View
to the East window and main altar.
The
roof is particularly fine.
Three
windows on the north of the nave.
Arches
reveal the Chapel on the south side.
Step up to the chancel.
The
pulpit and organ .
View
back down the nave to the West window.
The
main altar, with reredos.
Seats
to left of the altar.
Diocesan crest, north wall alongside the organ.
The east window. 'The Ascension', with St George to the left and St Michael to the right.
This
window was dedicated to the fallen of the First World War, a memorial
board being in the chapel.
South
wall of the Chancel. 'Suffer Little Children'.
View
from Chapel into the nave, looking north.
Seat
in Chapel.
Chapel
dedicated to St Alban. His crest.
Crest
of St Stephen.
The
south window in the Chapel, above the memorial board.
Detail
of window. Faith, Hope, Charity.
Two
windows above the Chapel altar. Virgin and Child.
Joseph.
View
south into Chapel.
Altar
tapestry, copy of Leonardo da Vinci's 'Last Supper'.
Altar
rail.
Memorial
Board below south Chapel window.
Water
colour of St Stephens, 1965, before west foyer was added.
Church
Hall.
Church
Hall from West.
Church
office to right.
Memorial garden, corner of East end.
