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Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: harmondsworth
harmondsworth church, london
harmondsworth church, london
harmondsworth church, london
harmondsworth church, london
| 24 Sep 2012 |
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this is supposedly the original purbeck font of c.1200, but looks to have been recut and polished in modern times
harmondsworth church, london
| 24 Sep 2012 |
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view through the c13 north arcade to the c12 piers and c13 arches of the south. it seems that the north arcade is actually a recycled norman arcade that was originally to the south of the south aisle, that having formed the nave once. many of the simple pews are of c.1500.
harmondsworth church, london
harmondsworth church, london
| 24 Sep 2012 |
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the south arcade has mid c12 piers, the arches above having been made pointed in the early c13. the chancel arch has gone, probably in the middle ages, the chancel was rebuilt in 1396.
harmondsworth church, london
| 24 Sep 2012 |
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junction of the c13 north nave arcade to the left with the c16 chancel arcade, a collision not just at the apex of the arch, but also running through this pier, where the mouldings don't match on capital or base. perhaps all of this was hidden by the rood screen and loft.
harmondsworth church, london
harmondsworth church, london
| 24 Sep 2012 |
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triangular faces run down outside the chevron, an ancestor of beakhead, on this excellent mid c12 south door with zigzag, beakheads and square knots of interlace, the shafts with patterns.
harmondsworth church, london
| 24 Sep 2012 |
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excellent mid c12 south door with zigzag, beakheads and square knots of interlace, the shafts with patterns
harmondsworth church, london
| 24 Sep 2012 |
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excellent mid c12 south door with zigzag, beakheads and square knots of interlace, the shafts with patterns
harmondsworth church, london
| 24 Sep 2012 |
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excellent mid c12 south door with zigzag, beakheads and square knots of interlace, the shafts with patterns
harmondsworth church, london
| 24 Sep 2012 |
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the tower top of c16 brick with its c18 cupola sits above a church partly c12 and c13, , much cut about in the early c16
harmondsworth church, london
| 24 Sep 2012 |
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the tower top of c16 brick with its c18 cupola sits above a church partly c12 and c13, , much cut about in the early c16
manor farm barn, harmondsworth
| 23 Sep 2012 |
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built in 1427, almost 60 metres long, this aisled barn is double framed with purlins and small half hipped ends. the main posts sit on reigate stone blocks, but the sleeper walls are all masses of the local iron bound conglomerate known as ferricrete, which occurs naturally in the nearby gravel beds. a spectacular construction.
harmondsworth church, london
| 24 Sep 2012 |
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the tower top of c16 brick with its c18 cupola sits above a church partly c12 and c13, , much cut about in the early c16
manor farm barn, harmondsworth
| 23 Sep 2012 |
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built in 1427, almost 60 metres long, this aisled barn is double framed with purlins and small half hipped ends. the main posts sit on reigate stone blocks, but the sleeper walls are all masses of the local iron bound conglomerate known as ferricrete, which occurs naturally in the nearby gravel beds. a spectacular construction.
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