Wolverhampton - Pulpit in St. Peter's Church: lithograph

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Date:1844

Description:Showing the elaborately carved pulpit. The stairs have a carving of a lion on the banister, and the sounding board above the pulpit is shown. There are also indications of the gallery in the south aisle.[Proof on Japan paper]. 'Drawn by R. Noyes; C. Burton, lithographer'.

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1750s

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1830s

Wolverhampton - Font in St. Peter's Church: sepia drawing

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Source: William Salt Library

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