Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 240
urroundingcountry ; the lofty east gable springs from narrow buttresses onthe top of the larger buttresses, a peculiarity characteristic ofEarly English Architecture. The Chancel has a tiled roof, andthe three south windows rise gradually one above the othertowards the East, the sill moulding is… … BTEBBING. 227 story, an addition of the Fifteenth Century, is a fine specimenof the Perpendicular style, and contributes much to theimposing appearance of the building. The gable over theChancel Arch is embattled; behind it is a projection of finishedmasonry, with an arched recess which formerly…
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