Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 66
wall,this addition of the Fifteenth Century gives sufficient space toform the staircase to the Rood Loft, without any external pro-jection : the entrance is wholly, and the exit, partially built-up. The Chancel, twenty-three feet by eighteen, has undergonegreat alterations; there are two… … P4 o ^ p-i o FRYERNING. 57 and filled with modern painted glass. In the floor are severalpurbeck marble gravestones, of great antiquity, but without dateor inscription. The West Tower, three stories in height, is a noble brickstructure of the time of Henry the Seventh, with a machicolatedparapet on…
Church architecture -- England Essex · Essex (England) -- Church history
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