St Peter's Church Windows - Boxworth, Cambridgeshire, UK
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Dragontree
N 52° 15.720 W 000° 01.545
30U E 702966 N 5794346
This old Church contains some colourful windows in its attractive interior.
Waymark Code: WM4JAG
Location: Eastern England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 08/30/2008
Views: 35
There is an interesting account on the Church here (
visit link)
The windows are all Victorian as the Church was restored in 1868-9. It is unusual to find every window containing stained glass. The actual Church dates from the 12th century in the nave.
South Aisle: The Birth of Christ is depicted nearest to the main door.
Then a four light window is tucked behind the organ also depicting the Nativity.
Chancel: The central East window shows the story of Christ in a different style. It is dedicated to a previous Rector.
North Aisle: The first window continuing anti-clockwise round the Church is one of St Rabboni and St Maria. There are three more windows depicting some more Saints in the North wall.
West Tower: Beyond the bell ropes is a window in rich tones, high up.
West Wall: A single light window depicts St Etheldreda in the far south west corner.
South Wall: Finally in the south wall is another richly coloured scene.