East Markham St John the Baptist

Pictures

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Samuel Hieronymus Grimm’s drawing of the church from the south-east (1773)	Sketch of figure on tower by John Throsby (c.1790)	Sketch of the Meryng Brass by John Throsby (c.1790)	Sketch of the church from the south-east by the Rev R Evans (early-mid 19th century)
The church from the south-east (c.1882)	The church from the north (c.1905)	View of the chancel looking east (c.1905)	The church interior looking east (c.1910)

The church seen from the south-east	The church from the north	Church from the north-east	Upper stages of tower from the south-west
Sundial on parapet of south aisle	Mass dial on priest's door	Gargoyle	Plaque and roof boss in porch
The nave looking east	The north arcade and clerestorey windows	The nave looking south-west	The sanctuary looking east
The frontals of the choir stalls are dedicated to Stafford Hempsall (1930)	View of chancel, choir and 14th century chancel arch	Judge Markham's chest tomb	Detail of Meryng brass in south aisle
Boss on nave roof	Detail of font showing flying buttresses	Detail of parclose screen in south arcade	Human head label stop on north arcade
Alms box	Detail of window in south wall of the sanctuary	Pre-Reformation altar slab in north aisle chapel	Tower screen