Photos of Whichford, Warwickshire, St Michael's church
Here are a few photos St Michael's church, Whichford. Take special
note of the two 16th century tombs in the chancel, and oif you have time,
take a stroll around the village; it really is a lovely spot.
St Michael's, Whichford, from the churchyard. The tower was begun around 1200.
One of several old table tombs in the churchyard
A sundial on the south wall of the nave, dating to 1784. At what time of day was this photo taken?
A Norman tympanum above the south door is the oldest part of the church
Carved column capital of the south door, dating to the mid 12th century
The simple octagonal font, probably mid 14th century
The arcade separating the nave and north aisle, early 13th century
In the north aisle is this tomb recess, probably 14th century.
Carved head on the apex of the tomb niche, north aisle
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