Gnosall Church
This collegiate church of St. Lawrence dates from the Norman period, as seen in the stonework of the west crossing arch and south transept. The remainder of the church dates from the thirteenth and fifteenth ...
Gnosall Church: pen and ink drawing
North east view showing the much buttressed north chapels. There is a thatched cottage in the foreground to the right. Artist Rev. John Louis Petit.
Gnosall Church: sepia drawing
' East View of Gnosall Church, Staffordshire,' showing the east windows with four, five, and three lights of the `Decorated' period. Also showing a central tower above; the top being 'perpendicular' ...
Gnosall Church: wash drawing
'South West View of Gnosall Church, Staffordshire,' showing the west porch (now removed) and no porch at the south door (where one has been built.)'J. Buckler.'
Gnosall Church: wash drawing
North east view showing the much buttressed north chapels. There is a thatched cottage in the foreground to the right.'T. P. Wood, 1838' [19 April, on portfolio drawing.]
Golden Hill Church: sepia wash drawing
'Golden Hill New Church,' (north of Tunstall) built in 1842, in a Norman-Gothic style, with a spire at the west end, a small chancel and a nave of five bays. Artist: Thomas Peploe Wood.
Gornal Church (Lower) : sepia drawing
'Lower Gornall Church,' showing a north east view of the church (1815-1823) built in plain Gothic. There are no buttresses. There are two east end doors with a central window, a low roof, and a west ...
Gornal Church (Upper) : sepia wash drawing
'Upper Gornall Church,' showing a modern Gothic church, built in 1841, with the west end facing the street. The door is between the corner turrets. The nave has six bays. Artist: 'T. P. W.,' [Thomas ...
Gratwich Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Gratwich Church, Staffordshire,' [as rebuilt in 1775, in brick and stone.] Showing a small low chancel. The flat-headed east window of three lights. The 18th century nave windows ...
Gratwich Church: water colour painting
'St. Mary's Church Gratwich,' [as rebuilt in 1775 in brick and stone.] South west view showing a small low chancel. The two windows of the nave are almost round-headed. There is a small bell turret ...
Great Haywood Chapel: sepia drawing
'Chapel at Great Heywood (sic), Staffordshire,' [built 1840] taken from the south west. Showing a flat nave with a large west window (under which are two doors), with a row of flat-topped windows. A ...
Great Haywood Chapel: sepia wash drawing
'Grt. Haywood Chapel,' [built 1840] taken from the south west. Showing a flat nave with a large west window (under which are two doors), with a row of flat-topped windows. A flight of steps leads to ...
Grendon (Warwickshire) - tablet to Frances (Hesilrig) Chetwynd: painting
'In the Church at Grendon, Of Black and white marble,' a tablet to Frances, the only daughter of Edward Haselrig of Arthington, Northamptonshire, wife of Walter Chetwynd, esq. [who d. 10 Aug., 1669], ...
Grindon Church: sepia drawing
'One of the Capitals and remains of the Shaft of the Old Church at Grindon.' It is Norman; square abacus, round pier.'J. B.,' [John Buckler.]
Grindon Church: sepia drawing
'South East View of Grindon Church, Staffordshire,' (as rebuilt in the Gothic style). The nave has a high roof. There is a south aisle and a west tower with a spire. [The 'old' church was demolished ...
Grindon Church: water colour painting
'All Saints Church, Grindon.' A south west view showing the west tower, the south aisle, the porch and the clerestory, with an extensive distant view (of stone-wall country.) [The 'old' church was demolished ...
Groom at The Rectory, Checkley
Samuel Thorley, groom at the Rectory, Cheddleton with his horse, accompanied by a cat. Samuel took over the tenancy around 1914-15 and stayed there until 1926 or 1928and at the same time was also gardener ...
Grooves on St. Mary and All Saints' Church, Checkley
Grooves on one of the buttresses on the south side of St. Mary and All Saints' Church, Checkley. Grooves such as these are to be found on many churches and are often said to have been caused by local ...