formerly in: Montgomeryshire
Diocese of St Asaph
Church built 1839–1844 on land given by the Powis family and paid for by public subscription. The church was closed in 1998 and is now in private ownership. It has been restored as a private home and a public space.
History of the Church
Architectural Description
view on the National Monuments Record (Coflein)
view on the Church Heritage Cymru website
| Virgin and Child artist (after): Giovanni Bellini firm/studio: probably Burlison & Grylls 1931 Christ Church, Welshpool, Powys south wall of the nave | |
| Transfiguration, Resurrection and Ascension designer: David Evans probably about 1844 Christ Church, Welshpool, Powys chancel apse | |
| St George artist (after): Andrea Mantegna 1919 Christ Church, Welshpool, Powys east wall of the south aisle | |
| Decorative Window firm/studio: James Powell & Sons 1852 Christ Church, Welshpool, Powys south wall of the south aisle | |
| The Ascension firm/studio: probably Burlison & Grylls probably 1920s Christ Church, Welshpool, Powys south wall of the south aisle | |
| The Entombment firm/studio: A. O. Hemming 1892 Christ Church, Welshpool, Powys north wall of the north aisle | |
| Angels with Mary Magdalene at the Empty Tomb firm/studio: A. O. Hemming 1892 Christ Church, Welshpool, Powys north wall of the north aisle |
N.B.Position of marker is approximate and does not necessarily show the exact location of the site.
Site OS Grid Ref: SJ22120749
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