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Church Without Dedication
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Low Ham - Church Without Dedication
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Church Without Dedication
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Church in the Field: looking across the field to farm buildings; church built for Edward Hext, d.1624, though many Gothic features
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Church in the Field: view from the south showing short nave with tall clerestory, Somerset Perpendicular tower
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Church in the Field: nave in Perpendicular style; shafted arcades with deep hollows
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Church in the Field: east end of nave showing c17 screen & pulpit with arabesque panels
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Church in the Field: c17 screen with doll like angels & vine cresting; pro-royalist message relating to the Civil War
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Church in the Field: three-light east window, c.1690
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Church in the Field: Edward Hext of Netherham, d.1624, & wife Dionis (Stonehouse of Radley), d.1633
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Church in the Field: Edward Hext of Netherham, d.1624; armoured figure with ruff, head on plumed helmet
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Church in the Field: Dionis (nee Stonehouse), d.1633, wife of Edward Hext of Netherham, d.1624; lady with ruff
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Church in the Field: inscription from the monument to Edward Hext, d.1624, & wife Dionis (Stonehouse), d.1633
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Church in the Field: marble memorial to John Stawell, second Lord of Somerton, d.1692, & wife Margaret Cecil, d.1726
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Church in the Field: detail from memorial to John Stawell, d.1692, showing military trophy