North Transept

St Andrew’s at Clifton Campville posseses one of the most sophisticated steeples in the Midlands, courting from the 14th century. The church behind it is mainly modern day with it, becoming an enlargement of a 13th century construction. The soaring spire’s best 3rd was relatively substantially shorn off during a violent storm in the late… Continue reading North Transept

[23623] St Luke, Leek : Woodwork

St Luke, Leek, Staffordshire. The church contains some great carved woodwork, particularly in the chancel – c1874. Posted by Budby on 2014-06-08 22:17:13 Tagged: , leek , staffordshire , church , woodwork , carving , victorian #home furnishings #Do it yourself #woodwork #woodworking #freedownload#woodworkingprojects #woodsmith ,wood craft, wooden planer, wonderful woodworking, picket chairs, wood working… Continue reading [23623] St Luke, Leek : Woodwork

Steeple, Clifton Campville

St Andrew’s at Clifton Campville posseses one particular of the most tasteful steeples in the Midlands, dating from the 14th century. The church at the rear of it is mainly modern with it, getting an enlargement of a 13th century construction. The soaring spire’s leading 3rd was instead dramatically shorn off all through a violent… Continue reading Steeple, Clifton Campville

Good Shepherd

Window in the south aisle by Heaton, Butler & Bayne, 1911. St Michael’s church stands on large ground overlooking the village of Hamstall Ridware, approaching entails a extended stroll from the street across a industry, the spire beckoning us onward and upward. Arriving at the churchyard gate it turns into obvious that the church wasn’t… Continue reading Good Shepherd

Flagellation of Christ

Depth of just one of a pair of late medieval panel paintings depicting scenes from the Passion of Christ, now mounted on possibly facet of the altar. These rather rustically painted panels may well have at first fashioned portion of the former rood or shaped portion of the adorned front of its loft. There is… Continue reading Flagellation of Christ