Interior of Leigh Church: sepia drawing

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Date:1841

Description:'The Nave of Leigh Church, Staffordshire,' showing the high tower arches and the two decker pulpit. Also showing the box-pews of the period.[The church was rebuilt in 1846.]'J. C. Buckler.'


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1790s
Leigh Church: water colour painting
Leigh Church: water colour painting

South west view showing a central tower (crenellated) and transepts, a south porch, ...

1820s
Leigh Church: sepia drawing
Leigh Church: sepia drawing

'South West View of Leigh Church, Staffordshire,' showing a central tower (crenellated) ...

1840s
Interior of Leigh Church: sepia drawing
Interior of Leigh Church: sepia drawing

'Chancel of Leigh Church, Staffordshire,' showing the high pointed chancel arch, ...

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Source: William Salt Library

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