Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff
formerly in: Glamorgan
Diocese of Llandaff
Church (Anglican)
Church built in 1881–4 by G.F. Bodley. The first church was known as 'The Splott Chapel', opened in a converted barn close to this site. It was replaced by a second-hand iron building, purchased from Dudley, co. Worcs and erected in 1876. Bodley gained the commission as he knew the incumbent, F.W. Puller, from the time that Fuller was a curate in London. Plans of present church approved 1881 and foundation stone 1882. Opened 1st October 1884. Consecrated 1886.
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People associated with this site
as architect: Bodley & Garner
Works at this site:
| Christ in Majesty with Saints designer: Cecil Greenwood Hare firm/studio: Thompson of Peterborough about 1921-1927 Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff east wall of the chancel | |
| Crucifixion with the Four Evangelists, the Annunciation and Saints firm/studio: Burlison & Grylls 1900 Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff east wall of the chancel | |
| Virgin and Child Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff Lady Chapel | |
| Virgin and Child Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff Lady Chapel | |
| St Lawrence artist: Harry Brockway late twentieth century Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff north wall of the nave | |
| Rood 1908 Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff above the entrance to the chancel | |
 | St Agnes probably 1930s Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff St Agnes Chapel |
| St German about 1885 Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff exterior of the west end of the church |
| St German designer: Stephen Dykes-Bower mid-twentieth century Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff north aisle |
N.B.Position of marker is approximate and does not necessarily show the exact location of the site.
Site OS Grid Ref: ST19597682
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