Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : Parker and Co. · leaf 264
252 ON THE LATE, OB DEBASED, north side, but on the south the nave has two, and the chancel one ; and there are an east and west window, and a door on the south side. The doorway is pointed under a square label. The arches of the windows are much depressed, but slightly pointed; the lights are… … The construction of this roof is very good, and quite of the genuine mediaeval or Gothic character, better than many roofs of the Victorian era. The east window has five lights, and the others three lights each. The moldings are of late character, but not debased ; the bell-cot and cross are modern.
Architecture, Gothic
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