Stretton Church: sepia drawing

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Date:1842

Description:'South East View of Stretton Church, Staffordshire.' Showing an early Georgian brick and stone nave with two long round-headed windows. There are corner pillasters and an octagonal bell-turret over the chancel arch. The chancel is lower and earlier with a traceried east window.

The nave was rebuilt in 1860.

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Source: William Salt Library

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