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case only the original £3,000 set aside for the project would be granted, with the committee paying for any work beyond this - and accepting a site chosen by the
Wagners, in which case the brothers would bear the full cost. The committee decided to allow the Wagners to choose the site themselves; accordingly, a position on the west side of Lewes Road, just north of the bottom of Elm Grove, was selected.
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The church floor lies six feet below street level, creating an architectural illusion of being larger internally and from the entrance there is an unimpeded view across the nave and into the chancel. Octagonal stone columns topped by brick arches separate the aisles from the nave; above these arches
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One action the Revd Henry Wagner had taken before his death was the creation of a "building committee", consisting of other prominent members of the local clergy. The three
Wagners offered this committee a choice between constructing a new church on a site chosen by the committee members - in which
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associated with 13th century churches. Its most notable exterior feature is its considerable height, accentuated by the modest height of the majority of the surrounding buildings; brown brick, offset in some places with red, predominates on the outside, and the layout of the church is standard: an
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inherited his wealth and set out to build a church both to commemorate him and to fulfil the plans he had towards the end of his life. To achieve this he convened with his half-brothers Joshua and Henry and decided on a site. The area chosen was largely under construction at the time, with large
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The organ at St Martin's Church was built between 1875 and 1888 by the London-based organ building firm of Hill & Sons, and is housed in an incomplete case designed by Somers Clarke which complements the reredos. With 29 stops over three manuals and pedals, its voicing is influenced by Hill's
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The first bricks were laid in
October 1872. A building contractor named Jabez Reynolds, son of Jabez Reynolds senior who had built about 1,000 houses including many significant buildings in Brighton and Hove, including the Cliftonville area of neighbouring
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time in
Germany and capable of most repertoire. The Institute of Organ Studies has described it as "outstanding", and noted its historical importance for being in almost totally original condition. Since 2015 the Organist has been Mr Nic Robinson.
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district had a proper church, it was considered appropriate to finance and oversee the building of a church at the same time. (A small temporary church which had been built on a nearby street became a school when St Martin's Church opened.)
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consecrated the church on 1 May 1875 and the vicar in charge of the temporary church nearby, the Revd R. I. Salmon, was appointed to the perpetual curacy of the new church by the Revd John Hannah, Fr Wagner's successor as Vicar of
Brighton.
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are a series of clerestory windows. A large series of stained windows dominates the west wall. A series of 144 painted shields adorn the nave ceiling, representing the
Anglican missionary dioceses founded within 100 years of the church.
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which later became the town's parish church. At the time of his death, he was planning the construction of another and had set aside £3,000 from his personal wealth, but had not decided on a location or any other details.
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area of the city, northeast of the city centre and approximately 1.1 miles (1.8 km) north of the seafront. It is the largest church in
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was improved in 1925, the 50th anniversary of the consecration, as a memorial to Fr Wagner, using money raised through a special collection. At the same time, part of the reredos was replaced.
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for poorer people being built to fill the space around the Lewes Road. Some of this development was funded by Arthur Wagner himself, and as neither this area nor the nearby
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Chichester directory of churches: entry for St. Martin
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Wilfrid, St Alban and St Richard Hollingdean
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aisled nave with chapels on each side, and a chancel. A
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509:List of places of worship in Brighton and Hove
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1915:Marlborough Pub and Theatre
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1530:The Montefiore Hospital
1408:20–22 Marlborough Place
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785:. London: Routledge.
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2182:Clayton & Black
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1854:British Engineerium
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1620:Patcham High School
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103:St. Martin of Tours
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1793:King Alfred Centre
1466:Brighton Town Hall
1345:Roundhill Crescent
1185:Regency Town House
900:Conservation areas
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1745:and leisure
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1403:Hanningtons
1226:squares and
1205:Tower House
1127:Marine Gate
844: /
762:27 December
452:Lady chapel
333:St Nicholas
124:Years built
110:Consecrated
70:High Church
2237:Categories
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2170:Architects
2136:Bungaroosh
2085:Ralli Hall
2080:Pepper Pot
1920:Old Market
1867:ABC Cinema
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515:References
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335:, work on
329:clerestory
280:Round Hill
259:St Peter's
243:Round Hill
239:Lewes Road
225:church in
217:(in full,
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155:Chichester
143:Canterbury
114:1 May 1875
98:Dedication
2197:John Nash
2146:Landmarks
1976:Windmills
1967:West Pier
1783:(removed)
1679:Metropole
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179:Brighton
138:Province
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1684:Norfolk
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478:Present
447:areas.
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385:reredos
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241:in the
231:England
174:Deanery
150:Diocese
92:History
76:Website
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347:Design
306:Vestry
198:Clergy
186:Parish
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1947:Piers
1806:Pryzm
1669:Grand
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469:Organ
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