St Michael's Church, High Ercall, Grade I listed church in High Ercall, England.
St Michael's Church is a sandstone building with Gothic architectural features located in High Ercall. The structure includes a three-section nave with side aisles, a south entrance porch, a chancel with an adjoining chapel, and a west tower topped with clock faces.
This building grew over several centuries, starting with the nave and aisles in the 12th century. The chancel was added in the early 14th century, followed by major restoration work that took place in 1864.
The church hosts regular Anglican services and community gatherings where local people meet throughout the year. Bell ringing and choir performances remain central to how residents connect with this place.
The building offers modern amenities including a kitchen, accessible toilets, a ramped entrance, and a hearing loop system. These facilities help visitors navigate and enjoy their visit comfortably.
The interior features furnishings and fixtures designed by renowned architect George Edmund Street. His work includes the altar backdrop, clergy seating, holy water basin, pulpit, and baptismal font found throughout the space.
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