English Church Architecture.
 
 
C.P. Canfield © 2023
 
 
 
 
PART 1 - a Detailed Description and Interpretation of 420 Church Buildings dating from the 7th to the 19th Centuries, and an Examination of some of the Connections between Them.
 
Click INDEX.
 
 
PART 2 - Aspects of the Victorian Church.
 
(i) Procuring the Victorian Stained Glass Window;
(ii) The Reception of the Victorian Church Monument;
(iv) Church Building Stones Compared Before and After the Advent of the Railways;
(v)  Keeping Accounts:  the Oversight of Victorian Church Building Costs.
 

 

PHOTOS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:
top row - East Harling (Norfolk); North Curry (Somerset); Grundisburgh (Suffolk);
middle row - Clun (Shropshire); Leighton Bromswold (Cambridgeshire); Coggeshall (Essex);
bottom row - Tattershall (Lincolnshire); Cirencester (Gloucestershire); Wentworth (Rotherham).
 
 

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(Last additions and/or revisions made 28.03.23.)