Church of St Saviour, Splott, Cardiff, Glamorgan

Diocese of Llandaff

Church (Anglican)

Church built in 1888, and Bodley & Garner's second church in the parish, after St Germans, nearby in Roath. The church was built on a site given by Lord Tredegar, and at a cost of £6000. The south aisle was not added until 1895, as the design allowed the church to be easily built in stages.

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   as architect: Bodley & Garner

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Artworks at this site:

	Stations I-IV in the north aisle from: Stations of the Cross artist: Frank Roper 1961 Church of St Saviour, Splott, Cardiff north wall of the north aisle, north and south walls of the nave
	Reredos artist: Tony Goble 1988 Church of St Saviour, Splott, Cardiff chancel
	Three Archangels designer: George Frederick Bodley firm/studio: Burlison & Grylls about 1898 Church of St Saviour, Splott, Cardiff south wall of the chancel
	Virgin and Child with King David and Isaiah artist: Geoffrey Webb Church of St Saviour, Splott, Cardiff east window of the north aisle
	Flowers of the Virgin Mary artist: Frank Roper Church of St Saviour, Splott, Cardiff east window of the north aisle
	Virgin and Child artist: Frank Roper about 1973 Church of St Saviour, Splott, Cardiff north wall
	Christ with the Doctors in the Temple artist: Frank Roper about 1973 Church of St Saviour, Splott, Cardiff north wall
	Worthy is the Lamb that was slain detail from Roof Decoration designer: George Frederick Bodley about 1888 Church of St Saviour, Splott, Cardiff nave roof
	View of the stenciling from: Organ designer: George Frederick Bodley about 1890 Church of St Saviour, Splott, Cardiff chancel
	Bell with the Symbols of the Four Evangelists Church of St Saviour, Splott, Cardiff suspended in the east end of the south aisle

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