Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: terrington st.john

west end of south aisle, with left hand door to tower base, and door to spiral stair to priests' room and roof, late c15. this whole area is full of rubbish; surely such an interesting feature could be better presented.

inside junction of tower base and south aisle, looking east. c15

early c14 headstop with veil over north door

georgian royal arms of 1801-16

c14 headstop from the arcade

west end of south aisle, with left hand door to tower base, and door to spiral stair to priests' room and roof, late c15

c15 chancel

c14 nave, c17 font

c15 chancel and porch, c14 tower

c14 clerestory

the west front of the church. the tower was begun late c13, standing alone, and only later joined to the c14 nave with its big c15 west window. the tower top is c14

c14 tower and nave, c15 chancel and porch

the west front of the church. the tower was begun late c13, standing alone, and only later joined to the c14 nave with its big c15 west window. it is how the gap was bridged that gives this church its greatest interest; as seen here the link is multi storied and complex.

the tower was begun in the c13, but is mostly c14, as is the nave and this aisle window. the junction of tower and church with its rooms and passages on 4 levels seems late c15

the link between tower and church is multi storied and complex. on the ground floor is a vaulted chamber giving access to the base of the tower. there are stairs to a room over this, contiuing to the nave roof; there is a passage over the first floor room to the ringing chamber, and another above that which is vaulted leading from the nave roof to a stairway going up the tower. quite why such a complicated arrangement was followed is unclear, it looks fairly ad hoc internally, and seems from the vaults to be c15

font of 1632, by edward coverstone of tilney

vault in the c15 porch

font of 1632, by edward coverstone of tilney