West Street, Church of St. Joseph and presbytery
West Street, Church of St. Joseph and presbytery
HER Number
              8277
          District
              Gateshead
          Site Name
              West Street, Church of St. Joseph and presbytery
          Place
              Gateshead
          Map Sheet
              NZ26SE
          Class
              Religious Ritual and Funerary
          Site Type: Broad
              Place of Worship
          Site Type: Specific
              Roman Catholic Church
          General Period
              POST MEDIEVAL
          Specific Period
              Victorian 1837 to 1901
          Form of Evidence
              Extant Building
          Description
              Roman Catholic.  1858 by A M Dunn.
Coursed dressed stone with high pitched slated roof. French Gothic style. Nave,
aisles, short transepts, east chevet with swept pointed roof. Base for a tower
at North-west corner but tower apparently not built. Gabled south-east chapel.
Much elaborate tracery. Low south link to Presbytery, of similar materials. Three
storeys, three bays in modified Gothic style with shaped window heads. Built to
house three priests. LISTED GRADE 2
          Coursed dressed stone with high pitched slated roof. French Gothic style. Nave,
aisles, short transepts, east chevet with swept pointed roof. Base for a tower
at North-west corner but tower apparently not built. Gabled south-east chapel.
Much elaborate tracery. Low south link to Presbytery, of similar materials. Three
storeys, three bays in modified Gothic style with shaped window heads. Built to
house three priests. LISTED GRADE 2
Easting
              425500
          Northing
              563000
          Grid Reference
              NZ425500563000
    Sources
              Department of National Heritage, List of Buildings of Special architectural or Historic Interest, 5/1; Gateshead Council, 1999, Conservation Area Policy Guidelines, Strategies and Character Statements, Walker Terrace/Regent Street Conservation Area, pp 20-24; Grace McCombie, 2009, Newcastle and Gateshead - Pevsner Architectural Guide, p. 26; http://taking-stock.org.uk/Home/Dioceses/Diocese-of-Hexham-Newcastle/Gateshead-St-Joseph