A vicar's eye-view of the nave of Llantrisant Old Church
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A vicar's eye-view of the nave of Llantrisant Old Church
Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 13 Jun 2009
This image is taken from the altar step. The pews in both wings of the church were reserved for the squirearchy and their families, (some of the pews bear the names of the houses of the areas numerous minor gentry). The peasants, both landed and landless, stood at the back.
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Image Location
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53.327381
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-4.479627