Stiffleaf's photos
st.mary's old church stoke newington, london
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the old church has a spire of 1829 by barry and a post war northern aspect after the destruction of the blitz.
ss.mary, stoke newington, london
st.mary's old church stoke newington, london
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the view of the old church from the n.e. over the nicely nettled graveyard with its c18 and early c19 gravestones waiting underfoot to trip the unwary. the spire is basically barry's from 1829, the northern vestry and brickwork post war.
old st.mary's stoke newington, london
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royal arms of elizabeth 1. this and other glass fragments left after blitz blast destuction are set in the east window, and include damaged donors from 1563
old st.mary's stoke newington, london
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glass fragments left after blitz blast destuction are set in the east window, and include damaged donors from 1563
old st.mary's stoke newington, london
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memorial of john dudley [+1580] and his wife elizabeth and their daughter. elizabeth remarried, to thomas sutton, the colliery owning founder of charterhouse school and almshouse.
old st.mary's stoke newington, london
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memorial of john and elizabeth dudley and daughter, 1580. the arms show a family connection to the lord of the manor william patten, who rebuilt the church's south side in 1563
old st.mary's stoke newington, london
old st.mary's stoke newington, london
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view of the chancel, rebuilt 1723, then gothicised by barry in 1827-9. many fittings are post war, but c16 donor figures remain amongst a kaliedoscope of victorian fragments in the east window
old st.mary's stoke newington, london
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view of the brick south aisle of 1563 , built by lord of the manor william patten. the box pews may have been lowered by barry in 1827-9, but are basically c18. the unusual recesses found in the south and west walls have no known purpose, though hats and candles have been unconvincingly suggested.
old st.mary's stoke newington, london
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view of the brick south aisle of 1563 , built by lord of the manor william patten. the box pews may have been lowered by barry in 1827-9, but are basically c18. the unusual recesses found in the south and west walls have no known purpose, though hats and candles have been unconvincingly suggested.
old st.mary's stoke newington, london
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view of the brick south aisle of 1563 , built by lord of the manor william patten. the box pews may have been lowered by barry in 1827-9, but are basically c18. the unusual recesses found in the south and west walls have no known purpose, though hats and candles have been unconvincingly suggested.
old st.mary's stoke newington, london
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pulpit and canopy by barry, added when he restored the semi derelict church in 1827-9, having found the building leaning to the north and with the coffins afloat in their vaults.
old st.mary's stoke newington, london
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glass fragments left after blitz blast destuction are set in the east window, and include damaged donors from 1563
st.mary's new church stoke newington, london
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this is the apse of the new church, built in 1854-8 by g.g.scott over the road from the old , which was thankfully retained. a spire was built by j.oldrid scott in 1890, complementing that on the old church of 1829 by barry
st.mary's new church stoke newington, london
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the north transept and cross gabled aisle of the new church. built in 1854-8 by g.g.scott over the road from the old , which was thankfully retained. a spire was built by j.oldrid scott in 1890, complementing that on the old church of 1829 by barry
st.mary's new church stoke newington, london
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the new church was built in 1854-8 by g.g.scott over the road from the old , which was thankfully retained. a spire was built by j.oldrid scott in 1890, complementing that on the old church of 1829 by barry
st.mary's new church stoke newington, london
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the tower vault and arch to the nave. the new church was built in 1854-8 by g.g.scott over the road from the old , which was thankfully retained. a spire was built by j.oldrid scott in 1890, complementing that on the old church of 1829 by barry
