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Church of All Saints, Glasbury, Powys

formerly in: Radnorshire

Diocese of Swansea & Brecon 

Estate church built in 1883 by Vulliamy, adapting plans by G.C. and H.R. Haddon, for the de Winton family of Maesllwch Castle.

view on the National Monuments Record (Coflein)

view on the Church Heritage Cymru website

	The Symbols of the Four Evangelists about 1884 Church of All Saints, Glasbury, Powys south wall of the sanctuary
	St Michael and St George artist: Christopher Whall about 1914 Church of All Saints, Glasbury, Powys north wall of the nave
	Jacob's Dream firm/studio: Cox, Son, Buckley & Co. 1897 Church of All Saints, Glasbury, Powys north wall of the nave
	St Michael Overcoming Satan from Archangels Slaying Dragons firm/studio: Cox & Co. designer: Edwyn Papendiek Vulliamy 1884 Church of All Saints, Glasbury, Powys west wall of nave
	The Symbols of the Four Evangelists Church of All Saints, Glasbury, Powys west end of the nave

Photo © Martin Crampin, Imaging the Bible in Wales

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Lewis Vulliamy, who was a London architect and designed St Peter's Church, Glasbury died in 1871, so it is unlikely he was involved with All Saints. However, his son Edwyn Papendiek Vulliamy, who was living in Glasbury, is said to have helped supervise the building of this Church. Though not a trained or practising architect, Edwyn is said to have spent some time working in his father's office.(Ref Calico Pie, C.E. Vulliamy autobiography)
Submitted by: C B Vulliamy (2015-09-12 02:51:55)
Editor's response: many thanks for this clarification and information about E.P. Vulliamy.