Church of All Saints, Carshalton
Historic site · Carshalton, England
The Church of All Saints is a working Anglican parish church on the High Street, Carshalton, SM5 3PD, listed Grade II* as NHLE 1065683. Its tower contains work predating the Norman Conquest, and the three-manual Willis organ stands in a west-end gallery designed by Ninian Comper. No source states its opening hours, so none are given here.
History
The Grade II* listing was made on 16 March 1954 as list entry 1065683, under the statutory address "Church of All Saints, High Street, Carshalton". A church has stood on the site since at least Norman times and twelfth-century fabric survives; a large renovation in 1891 added the nave and north aisle. Several churchyard structures carry their own entries and are not the church: the north churchyard wall including the former fire-engine house at its west end, Grade II, NHLE 1065684; the east and west churchyard walls, Grade II, NHLE 1183508; and the gates adjoining No 1 at the south-west entrance to The Grove, Grade II, NHLE 1065682. Carshalton War Memorial nearby is Grade II, NHLE 1393681. Carshalton station is 581 m away.
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High Street, Carshalton SM5 3PD
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