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Aquí podemos encontrar a la patrona de El Pedroso, la Virgen del Espino, que llegó al municipio por la trashumancia de los pastores desde Soria.
Edificio de una sola nave con 4 tramos y arcos transversales de gran luz similares a otras construcciones serranas, que descargan en macizos contrafuertes exteriores y cubierta por una estructura de madera a doble vertiente con ladrillos por tablas.
Esta nave, por sus características arquitectónicas se puede considerar una construcción mudéjar, probablemente del siglo XV. De esta misma época conserva sencilla puerta ojival de ladrillo en el muro de la Epístola, medio oculta por las dependencias anejas.
Posteriormente, en el siglo XVIII y como consecuencia de los destrozos causados por el terremoto de Lisboa de 1755, la ermita experimentó algunas reformas y ampliaciones. Se reconstruye la Capilla Mayor cubierta con una bóveda semiesférica que termina en una linterna, que descansa en pechinas sostenidas por entablamiento y pilastras. De la misma época es la portada principal situada a los pies de la Iglesia, adintelada entre pilastras y rematada por un frontón, con una ventana en el tímpano. Sobre la fachada de los pies se coloca una espadaña.
Podemos destacar también el retablo mayor, obra que consta de banco, un cuerpo con tres calles entre columnas salomónicas y ático. Este retablo no es, como se venía diciendo, obra de Juan de Oviedo ya que la talla a él encargada desapareció en Sevilla, lo que originó que el tallador Luis de Baias fuera contratado para realizar esta obra en 1721, esta fue posible por las aportaciones efectuadas por los pedroseños devotos de la Virgen.
Para su dorado fue contratado Jerónimo Delgado en 1730, vecino de la villa. En la calle derecha se sitúa una escultura de San Francisco de Asís del siglo XVIII, en la hornacina central imagen de candelero de la Virgen del Espino del siglo XVIII y en la calle lateral izquierda escultura de Santa Bárbara del siglo XVIII. En el ático aparece una imagen del Crucificado coetánea al retablo, inicios del siglo XVIII.
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