Standon Church - Wall Tomb to Nicholas Hyde: sepia drawing

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Date:1800 - 1899 (c.)

Description:'Staundon (sic). On the north side of the Chancell in free stone.' Showing a wall tomb, with an interruption in masonry, of Nicholas Hyde, 1511.Inscribed 'Hic jacet dns. Nicolaus hyde quondam rector hujus ecclesie qui quidem obijt die......Aprilis anno qui isu cui' am prop d'Ame'. Artist: J.R. Ferneyhough.

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1800s

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1830s

Interior of Standon Church: water colour painting

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1840s

Interior of Standon Church: sepia drawing

'Interior of Standon Church, Staffordshire,' after the restoration. Showing the ...

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Source: William Salt Library

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