2-798-832 - The Print Collector/Heritage Images

New Radnor Church, 1845. Newly built church in Wales. 'The church is beautifully situated on the Castle Hill...Few structures of modern date have greater claims upon pious liberality than the church at New Radnor: it does great credit to the original design, as well as to the contractor, Mr. Follett, who has evinced a spirit and liberality, which have greatly conduced to the beauty and stability of the structure...The new church...on account both of its pure Early English style of architecture, and of its interior arrangements, is worthy to be a model for imitation; and, although of smaller general dimensions than the last structure, yet, by its admirable adaptation for the purpose, it supplies one hundred more free sittings...no provision being yet made, either for a clock or for bells, contributions towards which will be thankfully received by Mr. J. Young, the Churchwarden'. From "Illustrated London News", 1845, Vol VII.