Piscina & Sedilia - St Mary - Frampton on Severn, Gloucestershire - Stone Church Artefacts on Waymarking.com

Decorative style triple sedilia and piscina (with the projection of its bowl cut away) in the chancel, and 14th century piscina in the south chapel of St Mary's church, Frampton on Severn.

"This beautiful church was consecrated as a church in 1315 AD and has been used for worship ever since.

The church is open daily for prayer and quiet reflection. We welcome visitors throughout the year.

Although there were probably earlier churches on the site, the first records of clergy in Frampton date from 1228, however the church was not consecrated until 1315. It is believed that the main door dates from this period: it is oak with the imprint of the skins that originally covered it and the antique lock and enormous key are still in daily use. Over the porch is the 18th century parvise chamber, to which there is no longer access. The oldest part of the present day church in Frampton is the Romanesque font dating from the second half of the 12th century."

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