Church of St Matthew, Newport

formerly in: Monmouthshire

Diocese of Monmouth     (formerly: Llandaff)

Church (Anglican)

Church built by local architects Graham & Hitchcox in 1891-2. Painted work in the east apse by A.R. Henderson and good stained glass. By the 1990s the nave was partitioned with the west end used as a hall. The church was closed, and subsequently demolished in 2017.

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Artworks at this site:

	Scenes from the Passion of Christ artist: Allan R. Henderson 1929 Church of St Matthew, Newport east wall of the sanctuary
	The Four Evangelists with Saints and Angels firm/studio: Samuel Evans & Co. 1921 Church of St Matthew, Newport east wall of the sanctuary
	King David firm/studio: Samuel Evans & Co. about 1919 Church of St Matthew, Newport north wall of the nave (latterly converted to a hall)
	King Solomon firm/studio: Samuel Evans & Co. 1931 Church of St Matthew, Newport north wall of the nave (now converted to a hall)

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