Colourful buildings and narrow streets leading
to the church
The oldest part of the church is
the entry, which dates from the Saxon period
Another view - the font, approached
through an original Norman arch.
A rare surviving British tapestry,
dating to the late 15th century. The scene depicted celebrates
the marriage of Henry VII to Elizabeth of York.
Beautiful carving on the pulpit,
mid 17th century
The Coram window. Thomas Coram was a local
merchant who was much moved by the plight of the poor. He doinated
his fortune to the founding of Coram's hospital in London, and
he himself died a pauper.
Grave of Mary Anning, in the churchyard at
Lyme Regis. Anning was one of the first fossil hunters, and the
subject of the old nursery rhyme "she sells sea shells by
the seashore"
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