
suffolk churches
Folder: english churches by county
hunston church, suffolk
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very unusual c13 window over the blocked priests' doorway; cautley thought it half a rose window.
hunston church, suffolk
hunston church, suffolk
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early C12 norman window head made of a single stone, built into the north wall of the chancel, so maybe the old east window removed when the chancel was extended in the c13
hunston church, suffolk
hunston church, suffolk
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the church was locked, but it was possible to see these details of the east wall of the C13 south transept, with large petalled dog-tooth around the niche and a corner piscina. presumably the plastic sheeting is against bats, but it makes the church seem disused.
hunston church, suffolk
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the church was locked, but it was possible to see the large petalled dog-tooth around the niche on the east wall of the C13 south transept
hunston church, suffolk
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church from s.w., showing the seperate entrance to the c13 south transept in its west wall, and the ?c15 tower
cotton church, suffolk
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s.e. view of the grand c14 church, which is generally locked. as the church has taken public money, it opens on fridays for visitors, thus fulfilling the letter but hardly the spirit of the law. mean and unethical, it should at least open at weekends.
cotton church, suffolk
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flushwork on the c14 porch and c15 clerestory. church locked except fridays , despite taking public money.
cotton church, suffolk
cotton church, suffolk
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much of the flint from the flushwork on the c14 porch has been replaced with mortar, and calls for restoration
cotton church, suffolk
cotton church, suffolk
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a green man can be seen on the central capital here. the c14 south doorway retains original paintwork on its ornate carvings
cotton church, suffolk
cotton church, suffolk
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the c14 south doorway retains original paintwork on its ornate carvings, which include figures at the springing of the arch each side. a green man is amongst the leaves on the capital here.
cotton church, suffolk
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seated figure on the left hand side of the c14 south doorway , which retains original paintwork on its ornate carvings.
cotton church, suffolk
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goat-legged hooded and bearded figure ?eating the vine, or a dragon ? it's somewhat unclear. the c14 south doorway retains original paintwork on its ornate carvings
cotton church, suffolk
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