| Description | DR0200/58/1 - Exterior of small doorway
DR0200/58/2 - Church porch
DR0200/58/3 - Detail of stonework showing possible re-use of carved stone and monastic hours sundial
DR0200/58/4 - Exterior wall of church
DR0200/58/5 - Exterior view of church taken from north-west
DR0200/58/6 - North wall of church
DR0200/58/7 - Windows in exterior wall, one having protruding stone head set between the two lancets
DR0200/58/8 - View of exterior from south east showing stump of the cross in the foreground
DR0200/58/9 - Font with ewer
DR0200/58/10 - Tomb with brass of Sir Thomas de Cruwe (d. 1400) and his wife, Juliana (d. 20 Dec 1412), under double canopy.
DR0200/58/11 - Rubbing of brass DR0200/58/10
DR0200/58/12 - Wooden plaque memorial to Rise Griffyn, son of Rise Griffyn (d. 6 Jan 1597) "being three quarters olde."
DR0200/58/13 - Interior of restored church looking east (see DR0200/57/1 for comparison)
DR0200/58/14 - Interior of restored church, looking into the chapel containing the de Cruwe tomb
DR0200/58/15 - Interior of the chapel showing partof the de Cruwe tomb, the old font and the parish chest
DR0200/58/16 - Detail of window showing fragments of medieval painted glass set into modern glass
DR0200/58/17 - Interior of chapel looking west
DR0200/58/18 - Interior of chapel looking west
DR0200/58/19 - Yew tree in churchyard (see DR0200/29/1-2)
DR0200/58/20 - Small, thatched shed for stabling the horses of visiting preachers
DR0200/58/21 - Stump and stepped dais, probably of churchyard cross
DR0200/58/22 - View of same, from different angle. |