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Church of St Mary the Virgin

A Grade I Listed Building in Clifton South, City of Nottingham

  • North east aspect with chancel, north transept and tower, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • East window, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • Blocked crypt, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • South transept, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • Tower south east aspect, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • South transept and church hall, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • South aspect, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • South aspect, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • West aspect, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • North porch, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • North porch, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • North Transept, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • Chancel north aspect, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Clifton

  • Belvoir Angel headstone to Richard Attonbrow d1728 age 56, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Belvoir Angel incised slab to Rev William Standfast d1754, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Alabaster effigy of Gervase 'the Gentle' Clifton d1588 and two wives Maria and Mildred, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Alabaster effigy of Gervase 'the Gentle' Clifton d1588 and two wives Maria and Mildred, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Effigy of Alice, daughter of Thomas Nevill of Rolleston, and the first wife of Sir Gervase Clifton, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Effigy of an early Clifton knight with a lion, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Monument to Three wives of Gervase Clifton 1631, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Clifton shield of arms on monument to three wives of Gervase Clifton, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Alabaster relief of a charnel with human remains, monument to three wives of Gervase Clifton, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Latin inscription on monument to three wives of Gervase Clifton, 1631, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Shield of arms on monument to three wives of Gervase Clifton, 1631, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Accumulated arms on monument to three wives of Gervase Clifton, 1631, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Font cover commemorating Queen Mary Tudor, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Otagonal font, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Stained glass east window top Matthew Mark, Our Lord, Luke, John, Bottom, Peter, Abraham, Virgin Mary, Moses, Paul, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Reredos depicting the Crucifixion, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Inscription around painted chancel roof, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Minton encaustic tiles with Clifton Arms, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Stained glass from St Ann's church, Isaac, David and Jeremiah, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Stained glass from St Anns church, Elijah, Ezekiel, David, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • North arcade with round piers and chevron decoration to arches, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • South arcade with octagonal piers and double chamfered arches, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Tower pillars and chancel screen, Church of Saint Mary,

  • Tower 1st floor roof decoration, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Door to tower staircase, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Foliated cross with lys, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Organ, Church of Saint Mary, Clifton

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

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Entry Name: Church of St Mary the Virgin

Listing Date: 14 April 1954

Last Amended: 30 November 1995

Grade: I

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1270726

English Heritage Legacy ID: 457258

ID on this website: 101270726

Location: St Mary's Church, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG11

County: City of Nottingham

Electoral Ward/Division: Clifton South

Parish: Non Civil Parish

Built-Up Area: Clifton (City of Nottingham)

Traditional County: Nottinghamshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Nottinghamshire

Church of England Parish: Clifton Team

Church of England Diocese: Southwell and Nottingham

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