Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 35
t of the edifice ; adding another instanceto the number on record of the zeal and real interest that wasfelt by workmen of, by some called, the dark ages, in carry-ing out the details of our ancient buildings. The Chancel Arch has undergone alterations similar to thearches of the Aisle, the piers… … -^—E3 {.a ^—ET CONSTRUCTION OF SPIRE. BROOMFIELD. 25 The Chancel, nearly as long as the Nave, measures thirty-seven feet ten inches from east to west, and is fourteen feet fourinches wide : the walls of Early English or Norman date aretwo feet nine inches thick. It is a noble structure, with the…
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