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Lych gate, Alrewas

This handsome lych gate was built in 1891 and restored in 1974 and again in 2006. Postcard publisher unidentified.

Lych gate, Alrewas

This handsome lych gate was built in 1891 and restored in 1974 and again in 2006. Postcard publisher unidentified, postmarked 12 December 1904..

Lych Gate, Horton Church, near Leek

This lych gate dates from 1902, and was erected in memory of John Munro of Fairview, who died in 1900.

Lychgate and Church, Marchington Woodlands

A view from the side of the War Memorial Lychgate to St. John's Church. St. John's Church was built by Thomas Webb of Smallwood Manor in 1858-9, and designed by A.D. Gough of London in a late 13th century ...

Lychgate and Church, Marchington Woodlands

A view from the side of the War Memorial Lychgate to St. John's Church. St. John's Church was built by Thomas Webb of Smallwood Manor in 1858-9, and designed by A.D. Gough of London in a late 13th century ...

Lychgate, Ellastone Church

19th century lychgate at St. Peter's Church, Ellastone.

Madeley Church - Gravestone of John Egerton: pen and ink wash drawing

'On the South side of the church lyeth this Grave Stone of marble, the figures are of Brasse.' The gravestone is inscribed, 'Pray for the soules of John Egerton esquire and Elyn his wyff the wch. John ...

Madeley Church - Monument to John Egerton: etching

'Madeley,' showing two figures representing John Egerton and his third wife Elyn. [See SV VII.55, SV VII.54b, showing similar figures.]'G. Greatbach.'

Madeley Church - Monument to John Egerton: water colour and indian ink painting

Showing a Monument to John Egerton (brass work only). The figures stand 11 inches high. There is also a coat of arms above the figures, showing a ship within a bordure, impaling 'Hawkeston.' The figures ...

Madeley Church - Monument to Randolf Egerton: pen and ink wash drawing

'Madley. On the North Side of the Church is this fair Monum[en]t of Alablaster (sic).' Showing a monument with effigies incised in alabaster, to Randolf Egerton, Esq. (d. 1522), and Isabel his wife. ...

Madeley Church - Monument to Robert Hawkins: water colour and ink painting

Showing a brass monument to Robert Hawkins, (d. 13 May, 1586), with an inscription of five lines: 'Heare lyeth the body of Roberte Hawkins of Ridge Hill scoller sonne of William Hawkins yeoman which ...

Madeley Church: sepia wash drawing

'South View of Great Madeley Church, Staffordshire.' View from the road, showing the tower, the porch, the south aisle, the south transept and chancel, and also part of the clerestory which is crenellated.'J. ...

Madeley Church: sepia wash drawing

'North East View of Great Madeley Church, Staffordshire.' Showing the north east chapel and the north transept. The tower is visible behind.'J. Buckler.'

Madeley Church: water colour drawing

'Great Madeley Church.' South south east view from the road, showing the tower, the porch, the south aisle, the south transept and chancel, and also part of the clerestory which is crenellated.Anonymous, ...

Maer Church - Monument to Sir John Bowyer and Lady Catherine: sepia wash drawing

'Monument of Sir John Bowyer and Lady Catherine his wife on the South side of the chancel of Maer Church, Staffordshire, 1604.' The effigies lie on a tomb chest on the side of which are shields of arms.'J. ...

Maer Church, Newcastle-under-Lyme

St. Peter's Church at Maer dates from about 1210, though it was restored in 1600 by Sir John Bowyer. The south doorway, seen here covered in ivy, certainly dates from the 1200s. On 29th January 1839 Josiah ...

Maer Church: sepia wash drawing

'South West View of Maer Church, Staffordshire.' Showing the tower, the south porch (with a room over it entered from exterior steps), and flat-headed windows.'J. Buckler.'

Maer Church: sepia wash drawing

'S. W. View of Maer Church.' Showing the tower, the south porch (with the room over it entered from exterior steps), and flat-headed windows.'T.P.W.,' [Thomas Peploe Wood.]