Wall Paintings discovered in the Churches of Raunds and Slapton,Northamptonshire.

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' Slapton Ley in Devon – Wild Fowl Shooting ' a half page engraving showing many people on land and by boat shooting ducks, a house at the end of thenarrow  › Books, Comics & Magazines › Antiquarian & Collectable. Archaeological Journal: No 1 Cart?nav=tocList. England has many beautiful churches and cathedrals, and Northamptonshire, in particular, is noted for the tall spires and deep brown coloured stone of many of its churches.

The remarkable feature of this church is the series of 14th century wall paintings which were discovered almost a century ago by Professor Ernest Tristram, the authority   Late medieval mermaid shown in a wall painting at St Botolph’s church, Slapton, Northamptonshire (Image: Courtesy John Vigar).

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Telephone: U.K. Overseas +44 Fax: U.K.Overseas +44   Among these, Binham Priory and the parish churches of Grantham, Warmington, Raunds and Higham Ferrers always figure in discussions of early Decorated architecture. A systematic investigation of the area would aim to explain these appearances, to identify other important local buildings, and properly place the work of the region in a larger In the remains of wall paintings were discovered on the west wall of the vestry, but sadly they were covered by the restoration work of the period.

Returning to the chancel, which dates, in it's present form, to somewhere betwen andnotice the sedilla, or priest's seat on the south wall, with the carved ogee arches above :// An illustration of an open book.

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In the meantime, please be patient whilst our partners make the necessary preparations. Thank you. If you are a local tourism business looking for advice and support, please click here for :// DOI. Sedilia–the seats for the priest, the deacon, and subdeacon—are a familiar sight in English churches ().The vast majority of English medieval sedilia take the characteristic form of three niches, set into the thickness of the south wall by the altar, surmounted by arches and separated by shafts.

1 This architectural feature, which I have dubbed the “classic” sedilia, is widely The aim of the new Ringstead Heritage Group, which formed in Septemberis to research, gather and record information about the history of the village and make it available to anyone interested.I began building this website in July and because I was born in the village and went to the school there I still have a deep connection & passion for the place i grew up even though i live in   Welcome to a NEWLY-DISCOVERED BOTOLPH CHURCH - (it is not often we have one of these) - but I have found evidence of a St Botolph’s chapel AND another Botolph’s Bridge - both at Bury St Edmunds.

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