For this church:

Introduction

Location

History

Archaeology

Contacts

Fittings

Glass

Organ

Bells

Clock

Stonework

Monuments

War Memorial

Churchyard

References

Pictures

Plans

Listing Description

List of Incumbents

Parish page

Nottingham St Mary

Pictures

This is only a small selection of the pictures for this entry. See other pages for further pictures, especially the sections on the Glass, the Interior War Memorials, the Monuments and the Fittings.

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Photographs:

The church from the south-west	View from the north-west	The interior of the church looking east	Inside the nave looking west
The clock face	Inscription on the front of the World War I Memorial	Clay headstone in the churchyard	The 1595 bell cast by Henry Oldfield II
The south door	The east window	The World War I Memorial to the South Notts Hussars	One of the masons’ marks on the stone
The organ	Floor tiles from various eras	The Samon tomb	Dedication plaque for the South Africa memorial windows

Prints and Drawings:

Thoroton’s drawing of the church from 1677	The "classical" west front 1726 to 1843	TC Hine’s drawing of how the church might have looked in the time of Henry VIII	TC Hine’s drawing of the church in the late 18th Century
Drawing of the interior, from around the 1820’s, showing the box pews	The Bishop & Starr organ of 1871	St Mary’s congregation (caricature by Cruikshank, 1796)	“Clerical Politeness” (caricature by Cruikshank, 1796)