Scratch Sundial - St Andrew - Whissendine, Rutland - Sundials on Waymarking.com

A scratch dial located on the left side of the south entrance porch to St Andrew's church, Whissendine. Slightly obscured now by a hedge.

"St Andrew’s, Whissendine, is one of the largest churches in Rutland. Its impressive 100-foot tower can be glimpsed across the rolling countryside from miles away. The church is built of local Barnack stone, with a spacious interior. The earliest parts of the church date from the 13th century and extensive building work in the 14th century doubled the height of the roof and added the tower. A later Victorian restoration and refurbishment was overseen by Sir Gilbert Scott. Notable features include numerous carved ‘gargoyle’ heads, and a medieval wooden screen which was imported from the old chapel at St John’s College, Cambridge."

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Sundial Type: Scratch dial Related Web Site: Not listed

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