essex churches
Folder: english churches by county
nazeing church
nazeing church
nazeing church
nazeing church
nazeing church
nazeing church
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early coffin lids and tiles on edge form the floor of the inviting porch, the promise of which is belied by the locked door.
nazeing church
nazeing church
nazeing church
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patterns in vitrified brickwork on the south side of the early c16 tower, rising from a froth of cow parsley
nazeing church
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the church is set at the end of a lane, looking down over beautiful countryside. the brick tower is c16, the norman nave is lit by windows of the c13, c14 and c15. the church was locked.
nazeing church
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c16 brick tower amongst sprays of hawthorn and umbelliferous cow parsley in the nicely overgrown churchyard
nazeing church
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the church is set at the end of a lane, looking down over beautiful countryside. the brick tower is c16, the church locked.
stratford church
stratford church
stratford church
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blore's splay foot spire is ornate for commissioners' gothic of 1832-4, the church costing much more than most at over 7k.
stratford church
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blore's church is fairly solid for commissioners' gothic of 1832-4, building up into a nice crescendo on the west front
stratford church
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the chancel was extended in 1884,the metal screen is very early c20. why must modern banners have no beauty or artistry,just polemic and propaganda ? some sort of evangelical triumph of the word over the icon ?
stratford church
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depictions of archangels on the east wall of the chancel of 1884. one dressed as a pilgrim holding fish,the other holds the last trump.
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