Date:1930
Description:The remains of the south aisle window of St. Mary's Church re-erected in St. Joseph's Convent garden Lichfield Road, Stafford. These architectural fragments were removed from St. Mary's Church, Stafford during its restoration by Sir George Gilbert Scott in 1840-1844. The Collegiate Church of St. Mary is the parish church of Stafford. The present building is a mixture of genuine medieval and the work of Sir George Gilbert Scott, who restored the church in 1841-1844 in what he imagined to be its original style. The octagonal tower of the church was once crowned with a spire which fell during a storm in 1593. This photograph was taken by local historian Mr S.A. Cutlack of Gnosall.
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The remains of old windows from the restoration of St Mary's Church, set up in St. Joseph's Convent ...
The remains of the old parapet of St. Mary's Church re-erected in St. Joseph's Convent garden Lichfield ...
The remains of the south aisle window of St. Mary's Church re-erected in St. Joseph's Convent garden ...
The remains of the east window of St. Mary's Church re-erected in St. Joseph's Convent garden, Lichfield ...
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Donor ref:79.045.0003.plate(5) (37/32652)
Source: Staffordshire Museum Service
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