Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Le Heaulme

The small single-nave parish church of Le Heaulme (pop. 200) was erected within the 12th century, but got modified later. It got enlarged by the square apse, seen to the left. Here are details of that bricked up Romanesque side portal (previous upload). Depicted in the center of the tympanum is Saint George on horseback on his way, to kill the dragon. To the right are a Lamb of God and a bird further to the left in the sky a person holding a cross. These group is interpreted as the "Trinity". On the left side are two persons. One of them, standing on an object (?) holds a crozier.

The small single-nave parish church of Le Heaulme (pop. 200) was erected within the 12th century, but got modified later. It got enlarged by the square apse, seen to the left. A Romanesque portal, meanwhile bricked up, can be seen on wall.

The small single-nave parish church of Le Heaulme (pop. 200) was ercted within the 12th century, but got modified later. It got enlarged by the square apse, supported by butresses,