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Church of St Leonard and Attached Boundary Wall

A Grade II* Listed Building in Nottingham, City of Nottingham

Decoration on arched recess with tomb chest to Henry Willoughby and 4 wives, 1528, Church of St Leonard, Wollaton

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This device appears to me to represent a town and wool, hence Wollaton. Other images, decorating both sides of the arch, are Cross patonce (Freville), Sword (Kilpec), Snail shell (perseverance and deliberation), Engrailed saltire (Buttetort), Nine roundels (De la Zouche has 10), Bendy of ten (Mountford), Vair and a fess (Marmion), Owl (crest of Willoughby), Water bougets (Willoughby) and Water bougets quartering cross patonce. (Photo Apr 2018).

Uploaded by Andrew H Jackson
on 10 June 2018

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Photo ID: 212855
Building ID: 101255283
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