St John the Baptist Church, Cirencester Photos
Funerary brasses in the Trinity Chapel. The brasses were gathered here by Giles Gilbert Scott during a Victorian restoration of the church
Coat of arms of Richard Dixton (d.1438) in the Trinity Chapel. Dixton was co-founder of the chapel
The nave and south aisle. Here you get an ideaof the great height of the nave and the beauty of the Perpendicular Gothic pillars
15th century wine-glass pulpit
The Anne Boleyn Cup. This 16th century gilded silver goblet was given to Dr Richard Masters by Anne Boleyn, and Dr Masters presented it to the church
Looking through the choir to the north aisle and chapels beyond
15th century font, near the north porch entry to the church
Medieval vaulting on the ceiling of the south porch. The porch is exceptionally large and beautifully decorated, even by the standards of Cotswold wool churches
Another view of the vaulting on the ceiling of the south porch
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