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The remains of a Norman priest's door arch in the south wall exterior of the church chancel. The tower of the church was a later addition within the west end of the nave of the Norman building.
Date:
1901
Location:
All Saints Church, Turkdean, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00001
The exterior stair-vice of the tower with the tympanum of a Norman doorway set above it, carved with a beautifully rendered Maltese Cross and other decoration.
Date:
1901
Location:
St Pauls Church, Broadwell, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00002
Exterior view showing the Norman tympanum over the south door which depicts St Michael the Archangel slaying the dragon.
Date:
1904
Location:
St Michaels Church, Driffield, Harnhill, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00003
An Anglo-saxon wall carving on the exterior of the church, showing the Virgin and Child with the Hand of God pointing down and the name MARIA scratched above.
Date:
1885
Location:
St John the Baptist's Church, Inglesham, Swindon
Reference:
MP00004
The south doorway, decorated with zig-zag mouldings, dating to the Norman period.
Date:
1860 - 1922
Location:
All Hallows Church, South Cerney, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00005
The south doorway and sundial dating to the Saxon period within the 15th century porch built using re-used Saxon stones from the west doorway after the tower was added. The door itself is a fine example of 15th century woodwork.
Date:
1903
Location:
Holy Rood Church, Daglingworth, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00006
The south doorway to the church, decorated with ornately carved guilloche and beakhead mouldings and a tympanum showing the emblems of the Four Evangelists and two seraphim.
Date:
1896 - 1899
Location:
ST SWITHINS CHURCH, Church Road, Quenington, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00007
The tympanum of the north doorway carved with a depiction of the Harrowing of Hell, dating to the 12th century.
Date:
1896 - 1899
Location:
ST SWITHINS CHURCH, Church Road, Quenington, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00008
The Norman south doorway of the church, now blocked, decorated with roll and hollow mouldings underneath a billet hood.
Date:
1889 - 1890
Location:
St Peters Church, North Leigh, Wilcote, West Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire
Reference:
MP00009
Exterior showing a Norman tympanum reset into the west wall of the tower. The figure of eight interlacing is an archaic pattern.
Date:
1888
Location:
All Saints Church, Shirburn, South Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire
Reference:
MP00010
Detail of the tympanum of the north doorway dating from the Norman period and featuring a Maltese cross flanked by a lion and centaur. Prior to rebuilding by G E Street in 1854-5, the church had been described as almost entirely Norman.
Date:
1902
Location:
St Marys Church, Salford, West Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire
Reference:
MP00011
The Norman south doorway of the church which was moved to the south side of the transept and given a new tympanum under an arch of three orders with roll and chevron mouldings.
Date:
1895
Location:
St Michaels Church, Guiting Power, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00012
The chancel south door with a reset Norman lintel above and a replica Norman tympanum showing a Maltese Cross. The chancel was mostly rebuilt in a restoration of 1871-2 by E. Christian.
Date:
1890
Location:
St James' Church, Church End, South Leigh, West Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire
Reference:
MP00013
The interior of the south porch showing the Norman doorway. It has deeply undercut chevron and lozenge mouldings on keeled jamb shafts with Transitional capitals, the hoodmould terminating in dragons heads. The inscription above is Victorian.
Date:
1895
Location:
St Johns Church, Coln St. Aldwyns, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00014
The Norman south doorway to the church, decorated with beak-heads moulding under a hood mould decorated with small flowers. A carved depiction of Christ in Glory and the Harrowing of Hell can be seen in the niche above the doorway.
Date:
1886 - 1889
Location:
All Hallows Church, South Cerney, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00015
Exterior view of the south door in its Norman surround. The studded plank door is fifteenth century and dates from the rebuilding of the nave after a fire.
Date:
1890
Location:
All Saints' Church, North Cerney, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00016
The Norman north doorway of the church with a chevroned arch and billet and star ornamentation above, and jamb shafts with voluted and scallpoed capitals.
Date:
1895
Location:
St Michaels Church, Guiting Power, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00017
Detail of a reset 12th century moulding apparently part of a tympanum
Date:
1880 - 1900
Location:
All Saints Church, Turkdean, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00018
Type:
Photograph (Gelatine Print)
Interior of the door to the abbey kitchen
Date:
1880 - 1900
Location:
All Saints Church, Turkdean, Cotswold, Gloucestershire
Reference:
MP00019
Type:
Photograph (Gelatine Print)
Interior detail of the tympanum of a door in the chancel
Date:
1880 - 1900
Location:
St Mary's Church, Church Street, Bloxham, Cherwell, Oxfordshire
Reference:
MP00020
Type:
Photograph (Gelatine Print)