Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 97
mate destruc-tion of the Castle, again brought the Village into notice. The Church is dedicated to Saint James, and described byMorant as, of one pace with the Chancel tiled. The east endof the Chancel is semicircular as that at Copford. In a Spire,shingled, is one bell. This description which has… … 82 CHURCHES OF ESSEX. side of the street: the building has undergone many alterations,and its general appearance is not calculated to attract the atten-tion of casual passers by ; the walls and masonry of the windowsare enveloped in plaster, and the spire weather boarded. It comprises Chancel,Nave,…
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