hertfordshire churches 2
Folder: english churches by county
st.albans cathedral
st.albans cathedral
st.albans cathedral
st.albans cathedral
st.albans cathedral
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one of two heads reused to hold a screen at the eastern end of the feretory. the ice cream whorls of their hair seemingly tie these heads in with the famous chapter house figures from st,mary's abbey in york, especially that of moses: I know of nothing else similar. these heads both appear to originally have been column swallowers, and date from the late c12
st.albans cathedral
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one of two heads reused to hold a screen at the eastern end of the feretory. the ice cream whorls of their hair seemingly tie these heads in with the famous chapter house figures from st,mary's abbey in york, especially that of moses: I know of nothing else similar. these heads both appear to originally have been column swallowers, and date from the late c12
st.albans cathedral
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one of two heads reused to hold a screen at the eastern end of the feretory. the ice cream whorls of their hair seemingly tie these heads in with the famous chapter house figures from st,mary's abbey in york, especially that of moses: I know of nothing else similar. these heads both appear to originally have been column swallowers, and date from the late c12
st.albans cathedral
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one of two heads reused to hold a screen at the eastern end of the feretory. the ice cream whorls of their hair seemingly tie these heads in with the famous chapter house figures from st,mary's abbey in york, especially that of moses: I know of nothing else similar. these heads both appear to originally have been column swallowers, and date from the late c12
st.albans cathedral
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one of two heads reused to hold a screen at the eastern end of the feretory. the ice cream whorls of their hair seemingly tie these heads in with the famous chapter house figures from st,mary's abbey in york, especially that of moses: I know of nothing else similar. these heads both appear to originally have been column swallowers, and date from the late c12
abbots langley church
hemel hempstead 1150
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hemel hempstead 1175
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a cruciform church with an early vault, unfortunately locked every time I've tried to see inside. no evidence of the availability of a key, which is selfish and unreasonable, and a great pity
kimpton 1200
brent pelham church, herts.
brent pelham church, herts.
brent pelham church, herts.
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mid c13 cross slab with an unusual amount of carving, difficult to view or photo within its shallow niche
abbots langley church, herts.
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c12 arcade with c18 tomb in s.w. corner of nave. the capital on the left has been recut in the early c13 with stiff leaf.
old church, ayot st. lawrence, herts
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c13 stiff leaf capital, originally from the nave arcade, now moved to the west end of the n.e. chapel
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