Gotham St LawrencePictures
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Historical Pictures:
 Architectural
section of the church relating to the 1835 restoration |
 Lithograph
drawing by S J Walker, an architectural student of the royal Academy presented
to the rector, J J Vaughan, showing the interior of the church
after restoration circa 1835. |
 A
water colour by W H Baxter, painted in 1885, showing the church
from the cemetery |
 A
painting by Alice Elizabeth Wodehouse wife of the rector Frederick A Wodehouse
of the east part of the nave depicting the organ and chancel circa 1900 |
 Postcard
reprinted from one of Albert Hindley’s “Clumber” series
of Edwardian postcards
held in the Local Studies Library, Angel Row, Nottingham |
Modern Photographs:
See other pages for further photographs, especially the one on Monuments.
 View
of the church from the south-east |
 View
of the east end |
 North-west
view of the church, as seen from the road |
 View
from the north-east |
 The
interior of the church looking east |
 The
interior looking west |
 One
of the pillar capitals |
 Carved
face on the chancel arch |
 The east
window |
 The clock mechanism |
 One
of the bells |
 The organ |
 The pulpit and
nearby items |
 Memorial to
John St Andrew |
 The
font |
 Originally
erected at the entrance to the new cemetery |
The first three of the photographs in the above collection
were taken by John Severn on 25th April 1991.
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