St Lawrence's church, Stroud: Stephens monument
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St Lawrence's church, Stroud: Stephens monument
Image: © Mike Searle Taken: 8 Apr 2014
A monument by Samuel Baldwin of Stroud to Thomas Stephens of Eastington and Lypiatt, who died in 1613. He was Attorney General to two princes, Henry and Charles, the latter becoming Charles I. The monument has a painted and gilded kneeling effigy of Stephens in alabaster.
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Image Location
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51.745931
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-2.215623