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Church & Chapel

MARSHCHAPEL CHURCH

The old Vicarage in Church Lane.
Now called The Limes

The Messiah performad at St. Marys Church

Missing name from the caption is Clifford Wray who is 4th from the left on the back row.

Millenium Yew tree planting.
2000

Churchyard mowing gang.

This could have been the Coat of Arms of a local family who donated to the Church.

Part of the stained glass window above the "Childrens Altar"

Children visiting the Church.
The lady with the jar is Olivia Hurton, Church Warden.

One of the many gargoyles surrounding the Churvh.

Section of the stained glass window over the "Childrens Altar".

Scaffolding on the Church wall.
This could have been for some repair work to be done or when the weather vane was mounted.

Another of the beautiful stone carvings around the Church.
This could have been based on a real person living in the village at the time.

View across the old graveyard to the Church in the sunshine.

A section of the stained glass window above the "Childrens Altar".

Children visiting the Church.
This could have been when the weather vane was installed on the tower.

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View of the old graveyard showing the old tombs.

Another superb carving on the Church.
This also could be based on someone who lived in Marshchapel at the time.

A section of the stained glass window over the "Childrens Altar".

The lean on the Church tower is quite noticeable in this photograph.

One of the many gargoyles that surround St. Marys.

This photograph clearly shows the newer stone on the re-built Chancel.

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