St James' Church from the west
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St James' Church from the west
Image: © Tiger Taken: 8 Aug 2011
The west front of the church, restored in 1705, shows the domestic-style windows which light the nave and gallery. The crude buttresses on the north side had to be added to support the increased outward thrust from the west gallery which was added as part of the restoration (no buttress was needed on the south side as the entrance porch served that purpose).
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Image Location
Latitude
53.49178
Longitude
-1.648176