Bath stone

noun

The external material of the building is Kentish rag, with selected Bath-stone dressings.

The principal entrance to the church is on the west side, and the door has a sumptuous carving in Bath stone over it.

The church is built of Kentish rag and Bath stone dressings, and the roofs are covered with slate in bands of colour.

It is solidly built of Kentish rag, with Bath-stone facings, having two flanking towers, surmounted with stone spires.

The west front exterior is in the Decorated style, built of red and straw-coloured brick, with Bath-stone dressings.

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