Curdworth. Church font

St Nicholas' church font, Curdworth. 1920s | IMAGE LOCATION: (Warwickshire County Record Office)
 
St Nicholas' church font, Curdworth. 1920s
IMAGE LOCATION: (Warwickshire County Record Office)
Reference: DR (B), 1 Box 6, img: 8864
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Locations
Curdworth (72)
Subjects
Church Of England: Interiors (264)
Religious Buildings (General) (1008)
Date
1920-1929

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    This font has been in use for eight hundred years. It is actually one font on top of another upturned font! The carving on it is Norman and is meant to show evil being beaten by good.
    Source: “Warwickshire” by Arthur Mee.

    By Gary Stocker (06/05/2025)

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