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Title	Killingworth historic building 005
Town	Killingworth
Subject - LCSH	Church buildings; Killingworth (Conn.)
Keywords	Historic buildings; Churches; Episcopal
About the survey data	The text in the following fields, up to the Tell Us More field, is transcribed from a survey form that accompanies the photograph.
Date [built] (Source)	1803 (Kelly)
Orig Owner	Emanuel Episcopal Church
Location	Faces west on Chestnut Hill Road, 2 1/2 miles north of Route 80 at a point.3 mile east of Madison line, or about 3 miles west of Route 81 on Pine Orchard Road; latter is the better road.
Description [Material]	Wood / church
Roof	Peak
Height	Story and half
Fenestration	4 round arched windows on each side. Entrance door in west front with one arched window over, one arched window with late stained glass over altar in east end.
Overhang	None
Foundation	Stone
Condition - Physical	Good
Authenticity	Original
Exterior	Walls are clapboarded and painted white. The tower is obviously of a considerably later date than the church. It is a curious square shaped tower in three stages terminating with a belfry with flat arched openings filled with louvres.
Interior	The plan is a simple rectangle divided into four bays by six square columns, three on each side, forming a nave and two aisles. The eastern bay forms the chancel, with a sacristry on the south side and the choir on the north side. Both choir and sacristry are the width of the aisles and there is a gallery at the west end occupying the space over the first bay and a portion of the second. The gallery is separated from the nave in both the first and gallery floors by a paneled screen of a later date, thus forming two rooms at the west end that appear to be used for parish rooms. The ceiling of the nave is plastered, and is in the form of a barrel vault supported on the square wood columns of the nave. These columns of the nave are paneled and have delicately moulded capitals, with a small beaded moulding. The eastern bay which contains the chancel appears to be a later addition, though doubtless it is still of the early nineteenth century. The ceiling of the chancel is also a plastered barrel vault springing from the same level at the top of the nave columns, but of a flatter segment which places the crown at a lower level than the nave vault.
Tell Us More	Tell us more about the building, its history, its address, etc. mailto: CSL.diginfo@ct.gov Put the Title in the email Subject line.
Creator	W.P.A. Federal Writers Project, State of Connecticut
Date - Created	1935-1942
Date - Digital	2010 June 28
Collection	WPA Architectural Survey
Type	image
Format	jpeg
Language	eng
Source - Original	Photograph, b&w, 6 x 4 in.; Pre-printed form, b&w, 8.5 x 11 in. with typescript
Source - Location	Connecticut State Library, State Archives, RG 033:28, WPA Records, Architectural Survey
Relation	Research Guide to Old House Resources at the Connecticut State Library: http://www.cslib.org/OldHouse.htm
Publisher	Connecticut State Library
Rights	Digital Image © Connecticut State Library. All rights reserved. Images may be used for personal research or non-profit educational uses without prior permission. For permission to publish or exhibit, see Reproduction and Publication of State Library Collections, http://www.cslib.org/repropub.htm
File Name	wpa_archsurvey_kilw005.jpg
Height	1845