Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 28
the ancient lining of lead remains, but nothing of the shaft orbase on which it once stood: facing the door, on an emaciatedpedestal, is to be seen its modern and insignificant substitute. The North Aisle, the disproportioned arches opening intothe Nave, and the thin piers, appear to have been… … BROOMFIELD. 19 three wooden windows, in each of the latter are inserted frag-ments of ancient painted glass. Externally, the Aisle and Vestryare faced with common bricks. A strong post and rail fence,fixed at the distance of three feet beyond the fafce of the wall, isworthy of notice ; this fence…
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