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Church of Holy Trinity

A Grade I Listed Building in Tattershall, Lincolnshire

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  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Church of Holy Trinity, Tattershall

  • Door to the South

  • Holy Trinity: view from nearby castle battlements

  • Holy Trinity: Ralph, Baron Cromwell, d.1455, Lord High Treasurer, eng. c.1475

  • Holy Trinity: inscription from the brass to Ralph Lord Cromwell, d.1455

  • Holy Trinity: Joan (nee Stanhope), Lady Cromwell, d.1479, eng. c.1490, widow of Sir Humphrey Bourchier; single canopy

  • Holy Trinity: Joan (nee Stanhope), Lady Cromwell, d.1479; jeweled tiara, ornate necklace

  • Holy Trinity: inscription from the brass to Joan (nee Stanhope), Lady Cromwell, d.1479

  • Holy Trinity: St Dorothy from the brass to Joan (nee Stanhope), Lady Cromwell, d.1479

  • Holy Trinity: Maud Willoughby (nee Stanhope), d.1497, eng. c.1470, co-heiress of Cromwell

  • Holy Trinity: Maud Willoughby (nee Stanhope), d.1497

  • Holy Trinity: inscription from the brass to Maud Willoughby (nee Stanhope), d.1497; small lapdogs on folds of skirt

  • Holy Trinity: St Elizabeth with John the Baptist from the brass to Maud Willoughby (nee Stanhope), d.1497

  • Holy Trinity: William Moor, d.1456, in mass vestments; second provost of Tattershall college

  • Holy Trinity: priest in processional vestments with twelve Apostles on orphrey; possibly John Gygur, provost of Tattershall, c.1510

  • Holy Trinity: William Symson, d.1519, chaplain in mass vestments

  • wicket door

  • E window

  • T Thumb tomb dated 1620

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Entry Name: Church of Holy Trinity

Listing Date: 14 September 1966

Grade: I

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1215320

English Heritage Legacy ID: 400485

ID on this website: 101215320

Location: Holy Trinity Collegiate Church, Tattershall, East Lindsey, Lincolnshire, LN4

County: Lincolnshire

District: East Lindsey

Civil Parish: Tattershall

Built-Up Area: Coningsby Airfield

Traditional County: Lincolnshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Lincolnshire

Church of England Parish: Tattershall Holy Trinity

Church of England Diocese: Lincoln

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