 North Leverton
St Martin
Glass
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Chancel
1. This is of three lights. The tracery is of the period c1300-40. Some coloured glass in the tracery and around borders. Glazed predominantly with clear diamond quarries.
2-3.Both windows of three lights glazed with clear diamond quarries. Around the edges narrow pieces of glass in alternating green/orange/blue. The tracery is of the same period as the east window.
13-14.
 These are are the same as 2-3.
South Aisle
4.This is with tracery but less elaborate than the chancel windows. It is of three long, narrow lights.
5-6.These are also windows of three lights with tracery. Windows 4, 5 and 6 are glazed with green tinted diamond quarries with clear white border.
7.This is a half window with quatrefoil. The window is placed higher in the wall than the others.
Nave
8.
This is a window of two lights glazed with white opaque diamond quarries with white border.
10-12.
These windows are all two light windows glazed as 9. They date from the 1870s when the north wall was rebuilt.
Tower
9.This window is a three-light window glazed with opaque green diamond quarries bordered with narrow oblongs of white opaque glass. Above the main lights are five small panel lights.
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