Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: crisp

this monument, somewhat lost in the n.w. corner of the nave, is probably the most interesting thing here. it was erected by sir nicholas crisp in the 1660s , to be both a memorial of king charles I, and to hold his own heart after his death in 1665. the memorial is probably by jasper latham, the bronze bust of charles is probably by le sueur

only one or two little bits of the original c17 chapel of ease remain in the new victorian church, these are the arms of the c17 benefactor sir nicholas crisp, and are in the porch.

this monument, somewhat lost in the n.w. corner of the nave, is probably the most interesting thing here. it was erected by sir nicholas crisp in the 1660s , to be both a memorial of king charles I, and to hold his own heart after his death in 1665. the memorial is probably by jasper latham, the bronze bust of charles is probably by le sueur

this monument, somewhat lost in the n.w. corner of the nave, is probably the most interesting thing here. it was erected by sir nicholas crisp in the 1660s , to be both a memorial of king charles I, and to hold his own heart after his death in 1665. the memorial is probably by jasper latham, the bronze bust of charles is probably by le sueur

this monument, somewhat lost in the n.w. corner of the nave, is probably the most interesting thing here. it was erected by sir nicholas crisp in the 1660s , to be both a memorial of king charles I, and to hold his own heart after his death in 1665. the memorial is probably by jasper latham, the bronze bust of charles is probably by le sueur

this monument, somewhat lost in the n.w. corner of the nave, is probably the most interesting thing here. it was erected by sir nicholas crisp in the 1660s , to be both a memorial of king charles I, and to hold his own heart after his death in 1665. the memorial is probably by jasper latham, the bronze bust of charles is probably by le sueur

tomb of anne crisp of 1884, featuring her dog emperor

tomb of anne crisp of 1884, featuring her dog emperor

chest tomb of nicholas crisp who died in 1706, worn out and weary with life after living many years afflicted with asthma and the stone