Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 18
omeast to west; throughoutits height the frameworkis ancient; the portionnot covered with the Spirehas a modern roof andgable. The Spire, at theeast end of the oblong, isa simple and scientificpiece of carpentry. Thesuperior timbers of thebelfry remain, but the in-ferior have been muchaltered; four… … CROWNED CAPITAL. 8 THE CHURCHES OF ESSEX. serves as an entrance. Each Bell has a dedication, in OldEnglish of fine character ; that to Saint Margaret, has ex-tremely bold capitals, enriched with crowns. The tenor (threefeet two inches in diameter), 3|n ♦ multijs ♦ re^onef tampana ♦31oljanni0 and a…
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