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Church of St Mary

A Grade II* Listed Building in Staunton, Nottinghamshire

  • Church of St. Mary, Staunton in the Vale

  • North aspect, Church of St Mary, Staunton in the Vale

  • North aisle North aspect, Church of St Mary, Staunton in the Vale

  • South west aspect, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • South aspect, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Grotesques, one with a prayer book, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • South east aspect, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Chancel south aspect, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Vestry, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Corbel table with grotesques, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Belvoir Angel headstone to Mary Musson d1725, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Belvoir Angel Headstone to Hannah Musson d1722, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Belvoir Angel Headstone To William Brown d1725, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Belvoir Angel Headstone To Francis Moss d1720, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Hatchment, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Hatchment, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Gurney stove, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Antony Staunton 1560 Latin tablet, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Monument with broken pediment to Jane Degge and Harvey Degge her son, 1757, Church of St Mary, Staunton.

  • Brass eagle lectern, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Fretwork pulpit, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Crest on pew with Staunton and Ramsden, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Hatchment to Job Staunton Charlton d1778, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Monument by Westmacott to Job Brough, Church of St Mary, Staunton in the Vale

  • Hatchment to Mary wife of Job Staunton Charlton, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Slate warming pad to go with the Gurney heater, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Nave looking west, with painted pipe organ, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • North arcade, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Traceried chancel screen with an inscription dated 1519, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Chancel arch, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Monument to Job Staunton Charlton 1807, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Font, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Lady Staunton effigy, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Effigy of a knight sunk into tomb lid, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Tomb with crusader knight effigy, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Robert Staunton incised slab 1573, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Monument to Gilbert and Anne Charlton, 1731, by James Wallis of Newark , Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Anne Brough Chantry panel, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Memorial to Gilbert Charlton, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • East window stained glass, Church of St Mary, Staunton, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Monument to Ann Staunton and her daughters 1685, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Monument to Rev Francis Staunton 1888, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Wrought iron communion rail supports, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Chancel roof, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • South doorway, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • A reused tomb cover forms the plinth to the font, Church of St Mary, Staunton

  • Hatchment, Church of St Mary, Staunton (Anne Staunton Charlton 1807)

  • Church of St Mary

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Entry Name: Church of St Mary

Listing Date: 16 January 1967

Grade: II*

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1045995

English Heritage Legacy ID: 242683

ID on this website: 101045995

Location: St Mary's Church, Staunton in the Vale, Newark and Sherwood, Nottinghamshire, NG13

County: Nottinghamshire

District: Newark and Sherwood

Civil Parish: Staunton

Traditional County: Nottinghamshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Nottinghamshire

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