Cumberland And Westmorland
Cumberland And Westmorland
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" Thursby (5/. Andrew). — Rebuilt in 1846 on the site of an ancient fabric, said to have been built by David I. , King of Scotland (1124-53). (Reg. 1649. ) Thwaite. — An old chapelry of Millom. The ancient chapel of St. Anne was rebuilt in 1 72 1 and again in 1S07. The present church, built on a higher site, on the opposite side of the road, was consecrated in 1854. (Reg, 1724. ) Torpenhow {St. Michael). — Chancel, nave of 3 bays, N. And S. Aisles, N. Transept, S. Porch, CHURCHES OF CUMBERLAND ...125 and W. Gable turret for one bell. Of a late Norm, church there are considerable traces on N. Side of chancel, and of the E. Window displaced in 13th cent. ; also a noteworthy Norm, piscina in the S. Wall. The chancel arch is a fine example of 1 2th cent, work, with grotesque figures on the capitals of the jamb-shafts ; the font, too, is Norm. , with an interlaced band of arcading; the circular shaft is much later and bears heraldic ornament. The N. Transept, of the Geometric period, is c.
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" Thursby (5/. Andrew). — Rebuilt in 1846 on the site of an ancient fabric, said to have been built by David I. , King of Scotland (1124-53). (Reg. 1649. ) Thwaite. — An old chapelry of Millom. The ancient chapel of St. Anne was rebuilt in 1 72 1 and again in 1S07. The present church, built on a higher site, on the opposite side of the road, was consecrated in 1854. (Reg, 1724. ) Torpenhow {St. Michael). — Chancel, nave of 3 bays, N. And S. Aisles, N. Transept, S. Porch, CHURCHES OF CUMBERLAND ...125 and W. Gable turret for one bell. Of a late Norm, church there are considerable traces on N. Side of chancel, and of the E. Window displaced in 13th cent. ; also a noteworthy Norm, piscina in the S. Wall. The chancel arch is a fine example of 1 2th cent, work, with grotesque figures on the capitals of the jamb-shafts ; the font, too, is Norm. , with an interlaced band of arcading; the circular shaft is much later and bears heraldic ornament. The N. Transept, of the Geometric period, is c.
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