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1156.—Tomb of Henry IV and his Queen pending |
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1274.—Moveable Towers of Archers, Cannon, etc. (Royal MS. 14 Edw. IV) [more...] |
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1303.—Guy’s Cliff in the 17th Century |
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1304.—Chapel at Guy’s Cliff |
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1305.—Church of Aston Cantlow Shakespeare’s parents may have been married in this church, didicated to St. John the Baptist. The church clock dates from the fourteenth century. The village was mentioned in the Domesday Book in the 11th Century. You can just see some people [...] [more...] |
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1308.—Stratford Church: West End See also Stratford Church Looking In Through The Door. [more...] |
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1311.—Luton Church The parish church of St. Mary is an ancient and interesting edifice (Harmsworth’s Encyc.) [more...] |
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1313.—Font in East Dereham Church, Norfolk Today it’s called East Dereham. The church is dedicated to St. Nicholas, and dates from the Norman period (11th or early 12th Century). The Seven Sacrament Font shown here was made in 1488. [...] [more...] |
