hertfordshire churches 2
Folder: english churches by county
kings langley church , herts.
kings langley church , herts.
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tomb of sir ralph verney +1528 and wife eleanor de la pole. her headdress has detailed carving only on the south side.
little gaddesden church, herts.
gilston church, herts.
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c16 brick tower, with porch, aisle and spike c19. go and see it before the government wrecks the area by building 10,000 houses here, when they should use brownfield sites.
gilston church, herts.
gilston church, herts.
gilston church, herts.
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c19 porch, c16 brick tower with reused c14 windows. keys close by. this irreplaceable countryside is soon to be destroyed by government vandalism and crazy taxation policies. 10,000 newbuilds are on their way, as tax breaks are skewed against restoration of old properties and use of brown field sites, meaning we chew up and spit out new land rather than re-using old.
sawbridgeworth church, herts.
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c13 tower with c15 top, c14 west doorway and window, c16 brick stair turret , c14 aisles, but all much restored
john the baptist's church, high barnet, herts.
st.mary's church, watford, herts.
st.albans cathedral
st.mary's church, east barnet, herts.
st.mary's church, east barnet, herts.
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the simplest of norman windows and doorway on the north side of the nave contrast with a tomb by wilton with a big carrara marble urn under a conopy, 1766, to john sharpe
little munden church, herts.
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in the early c21 the west end of the north aisle was divided off with glass screens, and an upper room built above a wooden spiral stair. the workmanship and design are unusually good. the western arch of the arcade has piers and capitals of a simple C11 design, though it was rebuilt in 1868 with a pointed arch
great amwell church , herts.
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mid c11 apse, and obelisk to william plomer, 1728. the windows here all date from c.1856
st.albans cathedral
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east face of north transept, 1077-88. the ground level has been mucked about with, there were apsidal chapels extending here. small blocked windows can be seen on the triforium level. all of the brick is roman, even in the c18 hundreds of cart loads of roman brick were hauled away to make roads.
st.mary's church, east barnet, herts.
st.mary's church, east barnet, herts.
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