Everton Holy Trinity

Features and Fittings

Stoup in the porch Font
Base of the
original font		 Pulpit

Porch

There is a medieval holy water stoup to the east of the south doorway in the porch.

Nave

The font is a replica of a Norman original, with interlaced, arcading, zig zag, cable moulding and other ornament. However, the base of the original 12th century font still exists under the tower arch.

The pulpit, with traceried panels, and pews are all 19th century.

Chancel

The altar rail is 18th century with four tapered, rectangular panelled, carved balusters.

With the exception of moveable objects such as Communion vessels and three Jacobean chairs and lecterns there are no more fittings of note, other than those mentioned in the history section.

North Aisle

In the north aisle, by the vestry, is a wooden plaque dated 1841.

A. D. 1841.
The Apse at the East End and the
Addition containing Sixty Free
Sittings on the South side of the
Chancel were built with the Aid
of Voluntary Subscriptions.
and without any Rate or Expence
to the Parishioners.

R. Evans, Vicar    
S. Harrison } Church-wardens
J. Parkinson }