St. Mary's Parish Church, Cratfield - Revision history

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Ben at 17:02, 19 September 2024

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			[[File:Cratfield_Church_5.jpg\|thumb\|Across the fields to St. Mary's from the direction of Fressingfield]]

	== Outside St. Mary's, Cratfield ==		== Outside St. Mary's, Cratfield ==
	St. Mary's, [[Cratfield]] is smaller and less imposing than the church at [[Fressingfield, Suffolk\|Fressingfield]]. The church is built of worn and knapped flint with extravagant use of mortar. It has a hammer-beamed roof and square, crenallated tower. Only the corner and side buttresses were mixed with stone.		St. Mary's, [[Cratfield]] is smaller and less imposing than the church at [[Fressingfield, Suffolk\|Fressingfield]]. The church is built of worn and knapped flint with extravagant use of mortar. It has a hammer-beamed roof and square, crenallated tower. Only the corner and side buttresses were mixed with stone.
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Ben at 16:45, 19 September 2024

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 == Outside St. Mary's, Cratfield ==
 St. Mary's, [[Cratfield]] is smaller and less imposing than the church at [[Fressingfield, Suffolk|Fressingfield]]. The church is built of worn and knapped flint with extravagant use of mortar. It has a hammer-beamed roof and square, crenallated tower. Only the corner and side buttresses were mixed with stone.
 == Inside St. Mary's, Cratfield ==
 Inside the portal entrance, on either side, from wall to wall, are stone-topped benches. The windows are mullioned and deeply-recessed. A sign in the porch reflects a change that then newly permitted anyone to sit anywhere. That is, seat-rentals and official 'family pew' seating was abolished by law.  In the chancel area, on the eastern side, is a three-slab-wide sandstone-brown priest's door.
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== Outside St. Mary's, Cratfield ==
St. Mary's, [[Cratfield]] is smaller and less imposing than the church at [[Fressingfield, Suffolk|Fressingfield]]. The church is built of worn and knapped flint with extravagant use of mortar. It has a hammer-beamed roof and square, crenallated tower. Only the corner and side buttresses were mixed with stone.

== Inside St. Mary's, Cratfield ==
Inside the portal entrance, on either side, from wall to wall, are stone-topped benches. The windows are mullioned and deeply-recessed. A sign in the porch reflects a change that then newly permitted anyone to sit anywhere. That is, seat-rentals and official 'family pew' seating was abolished by law. In the chancel area, on the eastern side, is a three-slab-wide sandstone-brown priest's door.
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|Nave and Chancel of St. Mary's
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