The River Thames
From Source to Sea
IngleshamInglesham is the site of a lost village where only the 11th century church and a farm remains. The redundant church on a mound was saved from over-restoration in the 19th century by William Morris, who loved its simplicity and box pews. |
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Jacobean boxed pews |
Saxon carving of a Virgin and Child blessed by the Hand of God |
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Looking towards the font |
Facing away from the font |
Traces of wall paintings cover most of the walls. These date from the 13th to the early 19th centuries, often with one painted over another, in places seven layers thick.
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Looking towards the altar |
The altar |
| Start of Voyage down the Thames | Contents Page | Introduction |
| Facts about the Thames | Flooding | Thames Basin |
| Pollution | Erosion | Tributaries |
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