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St Helens, Wheathampstead
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View from the East
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Detail of the Tower
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St Helen: flint church in cruciform plan; late c13 crossing tower; view from the west
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St Helen: west doorway, c.1320, with ballflower ornament
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St Helen: early c14 nave looking east to crossing & chancel
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St Helen: Early English chancel, c.1230, with lancet windows
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St Helen: Decorated north transept, c.1330, with reticulated tracery
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St Helen: Decorated south transept, c.1340, with reticulated tracery
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St Helen: c15 canopied piscina
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St Helen: early c14 font decorated with finely carved leaves
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St Helen: indent of priest, c.1401; possibly William Gretwell, a former rector
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St Helen: Sir John Brocket (with wife Margaret Bensted), d.1558; alabaster tomb chest with border inscription
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St Helen: John Brocket of Brocket Hall, d.1558, & wife Margaret (nee Bensted of Bennington)
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St Helen: John Brocket, d.1558; head uncovered with long hair, beard broken off
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St Helen: weepers from the monument to John Brocket, d.1558
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St Helen: incised white marble tablet to John Heyworth d.1558 & wife Joan
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St Helen: incised white marble tablet to John Heyworth d.1558 & wife Joan
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St Helen: marble monument to Sir John Garrard, d.1637 & wife Elizabeth (Barkham), d.1632
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St Helen: Sir John Garrard, first Baronet of Lamer, d.1637 & wife Elizabeth (Barkham), d.1632
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St Helen: Sir John Garrard, first Baronet of Lamer, d.1637; pointed beard, leaning on left elbow
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St Helen: Elizabeth (nee Barkham of Southacre), d.1632, first wife of John Garrard
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St Helen: inscription from the monument to John & Elizabeth Garrard, d.1632 'towards God a most faithful child…'; also includes Isabella Garrard, who died in 1677
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St Helen: shield from the monument to John Garrard, d.1637, & wife Elizabeth (Barkham), d.1632
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St Helen: shield from the monument to John Garrard, d.1637, & wife Elizabeth (Barkham), d.1632
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St Helen: Hugo Bostock, c.1450, father of John de Whethamstede, Abbot of St Albans
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St Helen: Margaret, wife of Hugo Bostock, c.1450
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St Helen: inscription from the brass of Hugo Bostock, c.1450
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St Helen: knight (possibly member of Brocket family), c.1480; only part of leg & dog remain
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St Helen: unknown lady c.1480; rich fur trimmed robe, bottom of butterfly headdress survives
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St Helen: John Heyworth & wife Elizabeth, 1520; related to Bostocks