http://www.cbnewham.com That which is fully seen Wed, 11 Aug 2010 19:54:42 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Lincolnshire contains many fine churches packed with interest but occasionally one comes across an unremarkable church that contains something unusual or fascinating. St German's, Scothern is just such a church. Located just north-east of Lincoln, the church itself is not particularly remarkable;  a combination of mediaeval builds, a remodeling in ... http://www.cbnewham.com/?p=105 Not quite ten kilometres to the west-north-west of Bicester in Oxfordshire lies the sleepy village of Steeple Aston. In the church of St Peter & St Paul can be found an imposing monument of marble to one of the early Eighteenth century's notorious "hanging judges". Francis Page, the son of a ... http://www.cbnewham.com/?p=56 St Peter's church, Croft (Yorkshire North Riding) sits beside an ancient bridge over the Tees. It contains an array of unusual items including a sedilia with rustic carvings of figures (one of which may have been influential in the design of Charles Dodgson's Cheshire Cat), a large 18th century font ... http://www.cbnewham.com/?p=47 Sitting just inside Rutland on its northern border with Leicestershire, the village of Teigh possesses one of the most interesting churches in the county, Holy Trinity. The church tower dates from the 13th and 14th centuries but the rest of the original building was swept away in 1782 by the ... http://www.cbnewham.com/?p=34 The church of St Peter and St Paul at Exton (Rutland) contains some outstanding monuments. The largest and most spectacular of them is to be found on the east wall of the north transept. This is the monument to Baptist Noel, Third Viscount Campden (c.1612-1683). This formidable structure, squeezed in ... http://www.cbnewham.com/?p=13 Occasionally places I have photographed or things I have seen will be showcased here. http://www.cbnewham.com/?p=3