Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff

formerly in: Glamorgan

Diocese of Llandaff

Church (Anglican)

Church built in 1881–4 by G.F. Bodley. The first church was known as 'The Splott Chapel', opened in a converted barn close to this site. It was replaced by a second-hand iron building, purchased from Dudley, co. Worcs and erected in 1876. Bodley gained the commission as he knew the incumbent, F.W. Puller, from the time that Fuller was a curate in London. Plans of present church approved 1881 and foundation stone 1882. Opened 1st October 1884. Consecrated 1886.

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   as architect: Bodley & Garner

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Artworks at this site:

	Christ in Majesty with Saints designer: Cecil Greenwood Hare firm/studio: Thompson of Peterborough about 1921-1927 Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff east wall of the chancel
	Crucifixion with the Four Evangelists, the Annunciation and Saints firm/studio: Burlison & Grylls 1900 Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff east wall of the chancel
	The Adoration of the Magi firm/studio: C.E. Kempe 1890 Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff north wall of St Agnes Chapel
	Virgin and Child Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff Lady Chapel
	Virgin and Child Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff Lady Chapel
	The Good Shepherd Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff Lady Chapel
	Christ in the Carpenter's Shop about 1920-1940 Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff stood at the back of the church on the steps of the font
	Christ Blessing the Children Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff kept at the back of the church
	Crucifixion about 1908 Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff north west corner of the nave
	Stations of the Cross designer: Cecil Greenwood Hare 1919 Church of St German, Roath, Cardiff nave

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