English Church Architecture

English Church Architecture.

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;

(iii) The Reach of the Provincial, Nineteenth Century Church Building Contractor;

(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).

Contact details for readers wishing to pass on comments, corrections or criticisms: telephone Dr. C.P. Canfield on 01449-736964.

(Last additions and/or revisions made 16.07.23.)