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St Mary: church (dating from c13) set within a landscaped park after village was swept away during the eighteenth century; surrounded by ha-ha
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St Mary: Decorated west tower with cusped Y tracery in bell openings; ogee hooded niche below
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St Mary: view from the north; current tiny entrance over small bridge; Tudor style windows
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St Mary: c13 nave consisting of round piers, octagonal capitals & double chamfered arches; clerestory added c16; chancel dated 1690
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St Mary: nave looking west; late medieval tie beam roof
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St Mary: some c16 Knightley heraldic glass & imported Flemish roundels
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St Mary: some c16 Knightley heraldic glass & imported Flemish roundels
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St Mary: alabaster tomb to Richard Knightley, d.1534, & wife Joan Skennerton of Aldrington
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St Mary: heraldic shield from west side of alabaster tomb to Richard Knightley, d.1534, & wife Joan (Skennerton); inscription on ledge
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St Mary: Richard Knightley, d.1534; emblazoned coat with Lancastrian SS collar
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St Mary: Jane Skennard, wife of Richard Knightley, d.1534; embroidered headdress
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St Mary: female figures from the tomb of Richard Knightley, d.1534
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St Mary: male figures from the tomb of Richard Knightley, d.1534; clothing gives indication to their professions
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St Mary: male figures from the tomb of Richard Knightley, d.1534; clothing gives indication to their professions
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St Mary: brass to Thomas Knightley, d.1516; heart engraved above portrait
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St Mary: brass to Thomas Knightley, d.1516; tabard of arms, head on helm
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St Mary: inscription from the brass to Thomas Knightley, d.1516
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St Mary: shield from the brass to Thomas Knightley, d.1516
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St Mary: Edmund Knightley, d.1542, & wife Ursula (de Vere), d.1557, with six daughters
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St Mary: Edmund Knightley, d.1542; his head rests on helmet
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St Mary: Ursula (de Vere), d.1557, wife of Edmund Knightley, d.1542; later form of pediment headdress accompanied by the Paris cap
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St Mary: named daughters from the brass to Edmund Knightley, d.1542; Jane, Isabel, Jane, Joan, Susan & Joan
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St Mary: large c16 monument (rebuilt 1930) on north wall chronicling members of Knightley family between 1566 & 1619
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St Mary: engraving from the large memorial to members of the Knightley family; Valentine, d.1566, & wife Anne Ferrers of Baddesley Clinton, d.1554
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St Mary: engraving from the large memorial to members of the Knightley family; Mary (nee Fermour), d.1573, first wife of Richard Knightley, d.1615
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St Mary: engraving from the large memorial to members of the Knightley family; Richard Knightley, d.1615, & wives Mary Fermor of Easton Neston & Elizabeth Seymour
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St Mary: engraving from the large memorial to members of the Knightley family; Valentine, d.1618, & wife Anne Unton of Wadley; also to Francis Knightley, d.1619
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St Mary: arms from the large memorial to members of the Knightley family
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St Mary: arms from the large memorial to members of the Knightley family
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St Mary: arms from the large memorial to members of the Knightley family
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St Mary: memorial slab to Richard Knightley, d.1650
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St Mary: marble memorial to Richard Knightley, d.1661, & wives Elizabeth Hampden & Anne Courteen; urn in centre of open pediment; Corinthian columns
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St Mary: equivalent slab to Richard Knightley, d.1661, & second wife Anne Courteen, d.1702
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St Mary: memorial to Devereux Knightley, d.1681, set on tall pedestal; Knightley arms
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St Mary: inscription from the memorial to Devereux Knightley, d.1681
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St Mary: similar memorial to Elizabeth Crewe, d.1715, wife of Devereux Knightley, d.1681
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St Mary: inscription from the memorial to Elizabeth Crewe, d.1715, wife of Devereux Knightley, d.1681
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St Mary: memorial slab to Jane Grey Knightley (nee Benson), d.1731
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St Mary: marble memorial to Lucius Knightley, d.1791, & wife Catherine Dashwood; ionic pillars & entabular, open pediment
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Church of St Mary the Virgin, Fawsley, Northamptonshire, ENGLAND, UK