Brooking Devon
Church of St Barnabas, Brooking Devon,  was originally built as  a ‘chapel of ease’ for Dartington in 1885 .  It lies largely hidden from the view off the road between Dartington and Totnes
(It replaced on a more ambitious scale,  an earlier one consecrated in 1855 mentioned in  Whites Directory of 1850 as &quot;A small church as chapel of ease about to be erected at Tigley Cross for the accommodation of that neighbourhood&quot;)
Constructed of local limestone with Bath stone dressings in Early English style,  with a steep Welsh slate roof  - it consists of a nave, chancel divided into a choir and sanctuary; south aisle with the tower and spire (topped with a  weather cock),  over its east end and a porch on the west end of the south side of the aisle; north porch on the north side of the west end of the nave; and an organ chamber on the north side of the choir.   The gabled south porch, is similar to the north porch but internally it has two orders of dog-tooth decoration 
The interior is as it was in 1885 and entirely intact.  

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brooking tigley devon church