Following on from last weeks tour of the outside of St Peter Drayton it's time to go inside.
The porch has some words on either side reminding you were you are going
The main aisle looking to the Chancel
Above in the chancel and a view of the back screen to the altar with the chancel window above
The altar & screen
Couple of views looking out of the chance to the nave
The pulpit which looks like it could be around the 1700's
Above looking out of the pulpit to the nave with the North aisle on the right. Left the chapel over on the South side
Above looking down the North aisle to the Organ
Right a couple of memorials
These memorials are on the South wall of the chapel
Above a memorial to John C Hobson
Not sure what the door hides but it's pretty old. Right an alcove in the South wall of the chapel
Above Memorial to James Mundy
The Mothers Union banner in the chancel
Above Memorial to John Tyrrell
Right memorial to Thomas Dewe
Memorials to William Caudwell and Joseph Norrinton
Memorial to Francis Bryan Noel Bolton
Left a couple more memorials to the Tyrell family and one to the Dewe family right
The village Roll of Honour to both wars
Above the fallen from World War I
Memorial to the fallen in the Second World War and one from the Korean war
Some of the memorials have faded even the Dewe one suffers in places
Above a couple of bequests always worth reading
Couple of more memorials
A banner behind a Pentecost candle
One of the stained glass windows in the church
Another rather nice window
On the right the stained glass window you see at the back in the Bell Tower
The carving above was made in memory of Canon
Dr Susan Coal-King
Left door leading to the stairs to the bell loft, right the church organ
The tub shaped font with screen behind
The main aisle has many vaults and memorials though most had had the lettering worn away
Memorial to Frederick George Robinson who was buried at sea
Vestry at the back and a offerings box chained to one of the pillars on the aisle
Right a painting by
Elizabeth Deacon showing the nave of the church, it also shows a rood loft
I'll leave you with this photos of a row of Children's of toys which were at the back of the church.
Before I go I forgot to mention back in September this blog was 5 years old
Before I go I forgot to mention back in September this blog was 5 years old
Till next time have a Peaceful Weekend
It's beautiful.
ReplyDelete...Bill, I find it interesting the the aisle is off centered. The windows are a special feature. Happy fifth birthday!
ReplyDeleteUma bela igreja e excelente reportagem fotográfica.
ReplyDeleteUm bom Domingo.
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You are so good at showing the inside of a church. I enjoy your posts.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on 5 years of blogging! This church is wonderful to see. The details are just astounding.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful old church.
ReplyDeleteYou've captured so many details of this historic church, Bill. It's a pleasure to walk around. I like the painting by Elizabeth Deacon before the alterations took place, the carvings above the altars,the ancient features, the children's corner and the stained glass window with the bird feeding the young in the nest. Happy blog anniversary!
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