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Church of The All Saints East Huntspill Somerset. Mucker Movies

East Huntspill's All Saints Church, built in 1839 by G.P. Manners, began as a chapel-of-ease to the original Huntspill church before becoming the parish church in 1845. The church, designed in a neo-Norman style, is a Grade II listed building according to Historic England. It has a nave, chancel, south porch with a bell-chamber added in the late 19th century, and interior features like box pews according to Historic England and a carved lectern. The church is part of The Huntspill and Mark benefice within the Diocese of Bath and Wells.  Here's a more detailed look: ·        Early History: The original church in Huntspill was granted to Glastonbury Abbey around 796 AD  ·        Building and Design: All Saints Church was constructed in 1839, in a neo-Norman style according to Historic England. The architect was G.P. Manners of Bath. It's a simple hall church with a strong east-west axis, featuring a nave, chancel, vestry, and a south porch with a tower.  ·        Key Features: The church is built with dressed lias stone, Bath stone dressings, and has a welsh slate roof with stone ridges and cruciform finials. Inside, the interior is plastered, with box pews, and a bell-chamber above the south porch