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Navacepeda de Tormes an ancient brown bear claw is found embedded at the church porch. Municipal Register of Spain 2018. National Statistics Institute. "Municipio

door of Lena Church and it nowadays visible in the wall inside of the church porch. Lena Church is in Uppsala Municipality. ... ... asbiurn Asbiorn ·  

called RAK. It was discovered in 1865 being used as the threshold for the church porch in the church of Virring in Denmark. It is tentatively dated to the period

Bodilis are called Bodilisiens in French. Notre-Dame Church, Porch left side Notre-Dame Church, Porch right side Notre-Dame Church, Nave and choir Notre-Dame

stained glass windows which had originally been installed in the Methodist Church porch to commemorate those who died in service or were killed in action during

constructed around year 1130. The church was expanded in 1450 and the church porch was built around year 1873. Church interior Baptismal font Gøttrup Church

permission to print it in his Sunday-school hymn and tune book, called The Church Porch, and it was he who christened the music "Saint Louis". MIDI rendition

Kickoff was halfway between the two goals, Llanwenog Church porch and Llandysul Church porch. Most of the players were drunk by this time and it was

(Rival claims have sometimes been made for Rev. W. J. E. Bennett's Old Church Porch, issued at Frome in 1854.) Erskine Clarke had prepared a number of publications

transferred to Winchester – a Saxon grave slab (possibly his) remains in the church porch. To thank his Norman protectors for refuge during his exile, Edward the

flooded. They were then ferried home in a coracle that was kept in the church porch for this purpose. The church is no longer used for regular worship, but

may be the better known, there is a porch at the door like a country church porch. When his wife died in January 1750, Keith combined the announcement

that some of the stone from the castle was used to build part of the church porch at nearby Holbeach. Historic England. "Kings Hall Park (353789)". Research

the village on numerous occasions and made carvings in the wall of the church porch, and for the presence of nearby RAF North Witham. The origin of the name

oldest parts of the church are the choir and nave, built around 1250. The church porch is from around 1450 and the upper parts of the tower are from 1649. Fuglsbølle

the Sunday School was reslated and decorated. The following year a new church porch was added, with a stained glass window and doors made of oak. New windows

used as a school and village hall. Massey is buried just outside the church porch. The folly featured on the BBC's Restoration Village programme. It is

the north door and a window on the east wall has been walled off. The church porch was built in 1871–72 in place of an older half-timbered building and

pillars separating the pronaos from the nave were eliminated. A new church porch with three arches was added to the building. The church was included

nave and aisles. According to local legend, five strange marks on the church porch were left by the Devil as he tried to claim the soul of Sir Rowland Alston

antique masonry" had been found at Asterleigh. In 1960 the footings of the church porch were unearthed and reburied. By the 18th century Asterleigh was no more

summer months, and also hosts exhibitions and concerts. St Leonard's Church – porch, west wall and modern wooden bellcote St Leonard's Church – the east

28 December 2023. INSEE commune file St Martin's church St Martin's church Porch of St Martin's church Cemetery Wikimedia Commons has media related to

are the nave and choir. Later extensions include sacristy, tower and church porch. The altarpiece is from 1742, made by carpenter Oluf Jacobsen. The pulpit

Retrieved 3 April 2015. Historic England. "Cross In Churchyard South Of Church Porch (1057663)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved 3 April 2015

of the appearance it received then. Externally, only the Brick Gothic church porch is of later date, being added in the 16th century. Internally, the church

The oldest parts of the church are the choir and nave. A sacristy, church porch and tower are added in the 1400s. The altarpiece is an oil painting depicting

1843 broken into three sections and used in the southeast corner of the church porch. Prior to the understanding of the historic significance of runestones

the seigneurs of the House of Brimeu, whose coats of arms adorn the church porch, along with the Toison d'Or awarded to Jean De Brimeu for his services

materials. St. Peter's is a Grade II* listed building. St. Peter's parish church: porch with Norman doorway St. Peter's parish church: east window of chancel

in these conversations) again alluded to this matter in his poem “The Church Porch” (lines 265-8) When baseness is exalted, do not bate The place its honour

and somehow managed to save the crew and bring them safely ashore. The church porch contains a replica of the Leon XIII in a glass bottle, and the ship's

located in Hundslund. The nave and choir was built in the 1100, with the church porch built late in the 1400s. The altarpiece was made in 1613 in the former

Saint Georges church in winter The church in summer A niche over the church porch Unusual features on the spire The Salignac-Fénelon family crypt The farm

outbreak of the first English Civil War, and was buried beneath the church porch at Llanvaches. His will, at one time on display in the church vestry

with a cemetery. The nave and choir were built in the 1100s, with the church porch built late in the 1400s. The altarpiece was made in 1613 in the former

St Matthew's Church – Porch and Nave

dwellings. The door of the jail, marked "CLINK", is still visible in the church porch. The following quotation indicates Stratton's importance as a centre

Nizhny Novgorod to liberate Moscow from the Polish intervention from the church porch. At that time, the church was still wooden. The wooden church of the

known as 'Wallers Oak' was built in 1909 as a vicarage for All Saints Church. Porch House, Village Road, was the home of composer and painter Laura Wilson

who was born in Ropsley in 1447–48, provided for the building of the church porch in 1483. Cox confirms the 1483 date, however, Pevsner and English Heritage

dwellings. The door of the jail, marked "CLINK", is still visible in the church porch. The following quotation indicates Stratton's importance as a centre

Nizhny Novgorod to liberate Moscow from the Polish intervention from the church porch. At that time, the church was still wooden. The wooden church of the

central aisle was introduced and this further reduced the seating. In the church porch is a Victorian "graveguard", a contrivance designed to thwart body-snatchers

Bishopstone sundial and church porch in 1912.

murdered by Nazi armed forces during World War II (1939–1945). Inside the church porch 1949 Commemorative plaque to the 47 murdered Bydgoszcz merchants, from

Churchyard cross 6 metres east of church porch

fashion which is found in several places along the east coast of Kent. The church porch, which was demolished in 1851, had fine gable ends. Parts of Great Mongeham's

prominent role in the Norman Conquest of Ireland and in the Third Crusade. Church porch The military cemetery. The railway viaduct, under repair after destruction

The church porch

runestone listed as DR 212 in the Rundata catalog that is outside the church porch. It was originally found in the churchyard wall in c. 1627 and was later

England & 1110017 Historic England, "Churchyard cross 6 metres east of Church Porch, Eyam (1100263)", National Heritage List for England, retrieved 30 June

Gateway arch about 25m south-east of Holy Trinity Church porch

come to town to consult Dr. Anthony Addington. He was buried in the church-porch of St. Mary's, Reading. Bolton was popular as a preacher on special occasions

(15th century) A Stoup (18th century) Front of the Romanesque church Church Porch Village Square View of the village Communes of the Ardèche department

English folklore, it was believed that if a person took up watch in the church porch on St. Mark's Eve one would see the spectres of those destined to die

Churches Conservation Trust plaque on St Mary's church porch

night!. ISBN 978-1-84825-243-1. Huntington, William R., ed. (1878). The Church Porch: A Service Book and Hymnal for Sunday Schools. New York: E.P. Dutton

Eventually it became the custom for the young girls to assemble outside the church porch and throw grains of wheat over the bride, and afterwards a scramble for

century. During the 13th century, the second level of the tower and the church porch were added. The construction of the church showcases a mixture of architectural

century. Its choir and nave were built in the 1100s, while the tower, church porch, and sacristy are 15th and 16th century additions. It was heavily renovated

Saint Aidan's church every other year, alternating with St Oswald's church. Porch Interior Font Stained glass window Conservation Area Assessment, pp

table tombs in Churchyard (south of St Chad's Church, east of path to church porch, Farndon (1228746)", National Heritage List for England, retrieved 1

father of Mary Arden, William Shakespeare's mother. The stones of the church porch show evidence of arrow-sharpening grooves, sometimes said to have been

The church porch

to reinforce the theme he was trying to portray. Beginning with "The Church Porch", they proceed via "The Altar" to "The Sacrifice", and so onwards through

Clayton and Bell. Approximately 3 metres (9.8 ft) south-east of the church porch is a sandstone pedestal sundial, undated, but probably from the 18th

Tomb of the Packman Family Grade II listed Table Tomb South East of Church Porch Grade II listed World War I War Memorial with deeply coved octagonal

2007) for those who died in both world wars (27 in WW1), stands near the church porch, was designed by Inigo Triggs and dedicated in 1920. A separate church

St Giles parish church porch, added in 1695, with four-centred arch

Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America (1874) The Church Porch: a service book and hymnal for Sunday schools (1874) A New Hymnal for

everywhere else in France, a war memorial was erected, in 1921, facing the church porch. Constructed originally in the 16th century (about 1571) after the war

restoration of the church on September 27, 1965, under the threshold of the church porch and raised outside the church. The runic text states that the stone was

pronounced an interdict on the killers of an RIC sergeant, shot dead in the church porch in Bandon. He declared that anyone killing from ambush would be excommunicated

- to this day - is still omitted from the role of incumbents in the church porch. "Civil Parish population 2011". Archived from the original on 7 October

pronounced an interdict on the killers of an RIC sergeant, shot dead in the church porch in Bandon. He declared that anyone killing from ambush would be excommunicated

personnel of the First World War and nine of the Second World War. Near the church porch is the grave of the Roscoe family, including the head of the family James

for example in 1812 he established a national school in St. Mary's church porch, then part of Trinity chantry, at which education was free of charge

sold c. 1969, the collection was transferred to the parvise above the church porch, now known as the Samuel Hey Library. Soon after the church of St John

England, from the 17th century to the late 19th century, to sit in the church porch on St. Mark's Eve. Those sitting had to keep silent between the bell

house; St Michael's church and two ancient tombs either side of the church porch. The Manor House, Burnett is a 17th-century manor house. Burnett population

Pampisford whilst an undergraduate of Trinity College, Cambridge. Inside the church porch is a simple Norman doorway with a tympanum. The porch contains ten small

Retrieved 1 March 2008. Historic England. "Cross in churchyard, south of church porch (1057663)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved 29 August 2017

Pampisford whilst an undergraduate of Trinity College, Cambridge. Inside the church porch is a simple Norman doorway with a tympanum. The porch contains ten small

the manorial family. The church registers begin in 1661, and in the Church porch, there are records of the various benefactions for the poor of the parish

spring 2014. It is positioned in the organ loft, which sits above the church porch. The large wooden crucifix with an expressive, carved Christ (origin

Christ walks on the Thames and to the left Lazarus rises beneath the church porch. The organ is by Saxon Aldred (1993), with a carving of a ram in recognition

another, with the object of getting it to the opposing team's parish church porch or to some other agreed destination. An inter parish mob football game

April 2015 Historic England, "Sundial, About 4 Metres South-East of Church Porch of the Church of St Wilfrid, Halton (1317920)", National Heritage List

rebuilt with the original materials after its collapse in 1798. The church porch is two-storeyed with a splendid pelican in its fine vaulted roof, the

are very broken and rusting away. One has been restored and hung in a church porch, with an explanatory note, by the East Lothian Antiquary Society. There

born at Wells and is buried in the churchyard. His gravestone is in the church porch. The distinctive landmark of the seafront is the granary with its overhanging

Historic England, "Churchyard Cross 21 yards south-east of St Chad's Church Porch, Longford (1109747)", National Heritage List for England, retrieved 31

at Oliver Francis Gallery, Dallas, at Courtney Blades, Chicago, at Church Porch Gallery, Chicago, at Library Plus, London, at Arti et Amicitiae, Netherlands

existence of a religious community in the vicinity during this period. The church porch houses part of a cross head in the shape of a wheel, dating from the

at 6 am the bell-ringers used to place a large branch of oak over the church porch, and another over the lychgate. Smaller branches were positioned in the

Detached Church Porch, Searby

veterans who knew and loved him. Her mother Ethel Ann is sitting out on the church porch, smoking and nursing a hangover. Ethel is indifferent to Chuck's death

Europeans who had died in both world wars. The cross is now displayed on the church porch, under a memorial plaque to Te Teira and Henare Metekingi who died in

decade later, as recorded on the Victorian vestry boards prominent in the church porch; "The foundation thereof were laid AD 1676 – John Hinde and John Hoyle

of residents of Sverdlovsk, who saw him at the end of his life on the church porch, have been preserved: Ermakov begged for alms. Ermakov died in Sverdlovsk

fight had been so fierce, however, that Sir Percival fell dying in the church porch and, in his last, dying struggle, stretched out his feet and crushed

Famous for his leading part in Pride's Purge. He was foundling in a church porch. He was at first a drayman, and before the start of the Civil War he

child born out of wedlock, for which he had to do public penance in the church porch. After the death of his first wife at the alleged age of 110, he married

cast by Henry Bagley of Chacombe in 1669. Just to the right of the church porch is the tomb of William Jackson and his wife, who lived in "Springback"

Organ Register. St. Breaca's church View of the church Church tower Church porch Sundial over doorway of the porch Churchyard Ancient cross in churchyard

the churchyard where the priory house once stood. Public access There is a contact for a key in the church porch. The earthworks can be found nearby.

Young Englishman's First Poetry Book An annotated edition of G Herbert's Church Porch St. Nicolas College and its Schools - A record of thirty years work to

Market Place, Uppingham with the church porch

because of this that the area's fire engines used to be stored in the church porch; the church today holds the oldest surviving fire appliances in the city

hall and known as the Bennett Centre. Bennett's publication The Old Church Porch (1854–1862), issued at Frome, formed a prototype for the first parish

where Magwitch jumps out at Pip "among the graves by the side of the church porch." The graves in question are actually in nearby Cooling Church, which

to the west side of the church and around the current path from the church porch to the parking area. The most recent burials are located on the east

benefice and fled. It is said that the man's body still lies under the church porch. The Rev. Dr Peter Hansell, married to the Revd Anupama Kamble-Hansell

De Zieke Jongeling ("Young and Doomed"), Bij 't Kerkportaal ("At the Church Porch"). Van Beers's poetry, full of glow and pathos, simple yet forcible,

name saints of members of the Jump family buried outside near to the church porch. The inscription reads "Donante Jacob Jump luceo deo in domo" which translates

the people of Alanchy that the Stone Cross, currently placed in the Church porch, was erected by St. Francis Xavier who is the patron saint of the church

style on straps Old yew tree with new growth Back Bell tower and back of church Porch Cadw, "Church of St Mark (Grade I) (16008)", National Historic Assets

April 2014 Historic England, "Row of 6 headstones running south from church porch, St Mary's churchyard, Potsgrove (1113978)", National Heritage List for

a stained-glass window by local artist Nora Burden, installed in the church porch. Arthur Charles Noyes (c. 1862 – 1929) married Eliza "Lizzie" Hill (c

with three arcades. The Romanesque portal remained also in northern church-porch, which contains a Gothic-Renaissance portal from 1514. It became decorated

to church. Possible mezzanine level added to church interior. 1926 – Church porch and role of honour added. 1959 – Vestry and covered way added, designed

Queen Mary's royal coat of arms (1565), removed from Leith Tolbooth and built into the church porch

parts of the earlier medieval manor house. Around the same time, the church porch and north aisle were built, followed by the Trevillian Chapel; with the

et les douze apôtres Église de Saint-Augustin, Paris 1862 Above the church porch is a large frieze which contains Jouffroy's bas-relief depicting Christ

with a bow to the ground, I begged their forgiveness. Coming out on the church porch, I stood for a long time in a state of shock: the entire universe that

editions of Crockford's Clerical Directory. His publication The Old Church Porch (1854–1862), issued at Frome, is sometimes cited as being in effect the

in April 1790 - one of the last duelling deaths in Scotland. In the church porch is preserved a late 7th-early 8th century Pictish cross-slab, with a

important patrons and donors are mounted. A wide staircase leads to the church porch, on the pediment in the center is a statue of Peter Canisius. In the

Episcopal Diocese to abolish pew rentals. The marble seal inlaid into the church porch of "Jacob Schieffelin's Vault", the burial vault in which Jacob Schieffelin

2022 Historic England, "Pair of Table Tombs 4 yards east of St Giles Church Porch, Marston Montgomery (1109757)", National Heritage List for England, retrieved

(the Cook Highway) from its intersection with Mossman Street to the church porch. This avenue contributes substantially to the setting of St David's and

found in front of the blacksmith's shop. These they packed into the church porch so that the only way the congregation could get out was through the windows

with the crucified Christ at the top. Statue of Saint Éguiner in the church porch. The church sun-dial The patron saint of the parish, Saint Éguiner, was

found in front of the blacksmith's shop. These they packed into the church porch so that the only way the congregation could get out was through the windows

in July and the Saint Simon fair in October). Saint-Piere church the church porch The Jacot castle, town hall since the 80's The market “halle” Leisure

his name does not appear in the list of incumbents displayed in the church porch. He served as acting Dean of Rochester before his exit from the public

on its present site). On the right along High Street from St Alphege Church porch is one of the town's oldest landmarks, the George, a hotel which dates

inventories are relics from the old wooden church. The coffin in the church porch is dated 1698. The first major restoration inside the church was done

Salon, 1857 Gathering Potatoes (in the Nantes Museum), Salon, 1857 A Church Porch, Salon, 1859 Burial on the Rhine, same The Skittle-Players, same A Protestant

the dole ceased to be conducted inside the church; it was moved to the church porch. By 1770, it is recorded that the annual dole took place immediately

2008. Retrieved 9 March 2009. Harrison 2001, pp. 133–134 "Ermington Church Porch Cross". Dartmoor's Crosses. Retrieved 23 June 2009. "Ter Hill Cross (NE)"

Isaac), the Pascal lamb, the Last supper and Saint Peter's denial. In the church porch are two statues in Kersanton stone attributed to Roland Doré. They depict

porch Yeocomico Church Porch Arches: note initials and thistle on inset Yeocomico Church East View: note the windows Yeocomico Church Porch Gable: note restored

April 2015 Historic England, "Sundial, about 4 metres south-east of Church Porch of the Church of St Wilfrid, Halton-with-Aughton (1317920)", National

Leclerc. Editions Jean-Paul Gisserot. Base Palissy: The stoup in the church porch, Ministère français de la Culture. (in French) "The ankou". Retrieved

carried out under and around the runestone when it was moved to the church porch; the grave finds indicated that the churchyard must already have been

the bells. These towers are crowned by bulbous vaulted-ceiling. The church porch is open to a segmented arch topped by large window bay, with monumental

Missouri, showing relative proximity to the Community of Christ Temple. The Cutlerite church porch is barely visible to the right of their church sign.

incorporate Norman beak ornaments in the 12th-century doorway, as well as the church porch built in the 14th century. There are wolves'-head moulds on the interior

built in the Gothic period, but was demolished in the 18th century. The church porch was built in 1623. It has been restored several times in varying styles

in a 19th-century stained glass church window, on the floor of the church porch and also on the gravestone of James Goulton Constable, which is in Alkborough

restoration. It is likely to have covered the grave of an early incumbent. The Church porch on the north side, shelters the main door which is double and studded

cupola-centered church with a cross-shape plan and prayer houses at 4 corners. A church porch/parvis was built on the western side of the church in the second half

runestone was found at the church of Ekeby, and it was moved into the church porch in 1961. It is carved in runestone style RAK. It mentions the death of

Peter thought to have been part of a calvary. In Loqueffret's parish church porch there is a Doré sculpture depicting Saint Marguerite and the baptismal

church, the worshippers kneeling on rush matting on stone floors. The church porch would often be used for business. In 1534, following the Act of Supremacy

walls could be lined with pitch and replastered inside. The board in the church porch states that there were "315 seats, 250 of which are hereby declared to

sometimes sensed at the head of the stairs. His tomb is between the church porch and the tower with his father's, mother's and a sister's near the priests

Church” section of Herbert’s poems, following immediately after a liminal "Church Porch" section and then proceeding to allied themes of sacrifice and thanksgiving

with a penknife and buries it, after which the dead child appears on a church porch and curses her. The song has been collected in many versions from all

attendance and he planted a Moreton Bay figtree to the south-west of the church porch, where it flourished until it went the way of the forest oak in 1921

of St Germain had been part of the calvary but this was moved to the church porch. This statue is inscribed "EN L´HONNEUR DE DIEV ET (NOTRE) DA (M) E ET

memorials and vaults: the Georgian-style Buckoll family gravestones near the church porch are "one of the chief glories". St Wulfran's Church, Ovingdean—Brighton

the vicar posted up a written notice (signed by himself only) in the church porch, that the annual vestry would be held at noon. Those who attended were

January 2023 Historic England, "Sundial 10 metres south-west of All Saints Church Porch, Youlgreave (1158389)", National Heritage List for England, retrieved

facades of the church are placed in semi-circular niches. The gated church porch is at the southern facade and is in the Art Nouveau style. Храм Покрова

30 July 2016 Historic England, "Caddy tombstone, 7 yards to south of Church porch, Muncaster (1356117)", National Heritage List for England, retrieved

and three at the south with two of these at the west separated by the church porch. The east window is of concave chamfered intersecting 'Y' tracery, creating

former sacristy and a shed are located. On the ground floor there is a church porch opened to the nave by three arcades with a basket arch in stucco framework

Table Tombs in Churchyard (south of St Chad's Church, east of path to Church Porch), Farndon (1228746)", National Heritage List for England, retrieved 25

stoups and bas-reliefs carved from Kersanton stone. To the left of the church porch there is a columned area which served as the original ossuary. See photograph

grave of "Owen Glendower" in the churchyard at Monnington "[h]ard by the church porch and on the western side of it ... It is a flat stone of whitish-grey

Aberedw Church porch - Repaired 1888 St Cewydd's Church, Aberedw - Repaired 1888 All Saints Church, Newbridge on Wye Llanafan-fawr Church Partly re-built

fight ensues, his men carry him, still breathing, to the shade of a church porch. When Cordelia and Uberta retrace steps to finish their vengeance, they

ventilation. Over time, renovations were made, including enclosing the church porch with doors and windows, and adding two smaller windows to the altar area

143, Peterborough Ref. Lib.; Harl.MS 1171 f.23b; board in Fotheringhay Church porch. Froude, History of England, 1870, Vol. X, p. 490; John Lodge. Peerage

Retrieved 10 August 2020. Catalogue description 1) 'Photograph. Chawleigh church, porch & tower'. Postcard 14cm x 9cm. 2) 'Photograph... 30 November 1907. "Bristol

depiction of Saint Ann teaching the Virgin Mary to read. Inside the church porch are statues of Christ and each of the apostles stood on a richly decorated

King John's House, Tollard Royal, from the church porch

Wikisource has original works by or about: William Harcourt Ranking ""Church Porch, Earlham, near Norwich", 1857 photograph by William Harcourt Ranking ;

Historic England, "Sundial in St.Wilfred's Churchyard (4 metres south of church porch), Grappenhall (1329759)", National Heritage List for England, retrieved

Stained glass window depicting Saint Sebastian. Memorial plaque under the church porch. Funerary slab of the first Count of Annappes Jean de Roblès. Altar of

made two marriages, the first to Katherine, who was buried under the church porch at Barsham, and secondly (by 1529) to Mary, who was buried at Barsham

of these men subject to his influence, "As I've been standing in the church porch, Harry, I thought what a terrible thing it would be if the rick over

1930 depicting a procession at Le Folgoët's "Pardon" Decoration of the church porch and portal was one of the main areas of activity for the Folgoēt atelier

2022 Historic England, "Well Head to 6 metres south-west of St Helen's Church Porch, Etwall (1334553)", National Heritage List for England, retrieved 30

vicar was ascending the pulpit steps, we heard our noisy friend in the church porch, but it did not get in this time, as the clerk stopped its further progress

Plaque on the church porch

flood. As the waters rise, the local preacher kneels in prayer on the church porch, surrounded by water. By and by, one of the townsfolk comes up the street

Road Old Parish Church Porch 56°03′38″N 2°43′04″W / 56.060659°N 2.717883°W / 56.060659; -2.717883 (Victoria Road Old Parish Church Porch) Category B 38778

walls. As part of the rebuilding effort, a new wooden bell tower and church porch was constructed on the west end of the nave. A new wooden sacristy on

There is a small landscaped garden, edged with concrete, in front of the church porch and another garden near the entrance to the Purga Federation Community

Gothic style, beautiful in its simplicity, as churches should be. The old church porch and the fine old arched doorway have their proper places. The windows

their skillful use of perspective. The church Frescoes in the apse The church porch View of St. Andrew's Church from the St. Nicholas Šiševski Monastery

Upload Photo Three unidentified Monuments, about 3m immediately East of Church Porch in Churchyard of Church of St Peter Haresfield Village, Haresfield, Stroud

vestry was 12 feet (3.7 m). The ground floor of the tower doubled as the church porch, and its first floor held a children's gallery – directly beneath the

TateNational Gallery The Grove, Hampstead 1800s TateNational Gallery The Church Porch, East Bergholt 1810 TateNational Gallery Mrs James Andrew 1818 TateNational

Church, Edstaston: the name of the house and family is carved into the church porch in the 1600s signifying their patronage.[citation needed] Further afield

other carvers of that date, whose work could then be seen on St. Mary's Church porch, or elsewhere. Whether for temperance' sake or for other reasons bevers

Saints Church) — 13th century (probable) The effigy is to the east of the church porch, and is in stone on a stone base. The effigy is recumbent, and depicts