Colonial Churches a Series of Sketches of Churches in the Original Colony of Vi
Colonial Churches a Series of Sketches of Churches in the Original Colony of Vi
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R. S. Mitchell, of Irvington, who has long been a vestryman of the parish, and has been indefatigable in his efforts towards the resto- ration of the old church, has furnished measurements of the building. It is in the form of a Greek cross, the main body of the church and the transepts measuring externally sixty-eight feet. As the walls are three feet thick, the interior dimensions are sixty-two feet. The ceil- ing, which forms a groined arch over the intersection of the aisles, is 105 thirty-...three feel from the floor, and the top of the roof is ten feet higher. The flooring of the aisles, of slabs of freestone, is still solid and smooth, while the raised plank flooring of the pews is. In mos1 in- stances, in fair condition.
There are three round windows in the gables, and twelve others, which are six by fourteen feet. The high pews, of solid black walnut. With seats running around them, are still solid and strong, but the woodwork is dull from. Age. There are twenty-live pews, twenty-two with a seating capacity of twelve each, and three which will contain twenty persons each.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. S. Mitchell, of Irvington, who has long been a vestryman of the parish, and has been indefatigable in his efforts towards the resto- ration of the old church, has furnished measurements of the building. It is in the form of a Greek cross, the main body of the church and the transepts measuring externally sixty-eight feet. As the walls are three feet thick, the interior dimensions are sixty-two feet. The ceil- ing, which forms a groined arch over the intersection of the aisles, is 105 thirty-...three feel from the floor, and the top of the roof is ten feet higher. The flooring of the aisles, of slabs of freestone, is still solid and smooth, while the raised plank flooring of the pews is. In mos1 in- stances, in fair condition.
There are three round windows in the gables, and twelve others, which are six by fourteen feet. The high pews, of solid black walnut. With seats running around them, are still solid and strong, but the woodwork is dull from. Age. There are twenty-live pews, twenty-two with a seating capacity of twelve each, and three which will contain twenty persons each.
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