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Lillington. Church interior
Kinwarton. Stained glass at the church
Lillington. Stained Glass in St Mary Magdalene Church
Lillington. Stained Glass in St Mary Magdalene Church
Lillington. Stained Glass in St Mary Magdalene Church
Lillington. Stained Glass in St Mary Magdalene Church
Lillington. Stained Glass in St Mary Magdalene Church
Norton Lindsey. Church window
Norton Lindsey. Church window
Norton Lindsey. Church window
Stratford upon Avon. Holy Trinity Church interior
Over Whitacre. St Leonard's church
Radway. Dutch glass in church window
Radway. Dutch glass in church window
Radway. Dutch glass in church window
Radway. Dutch glass in church window
Radway. Dutch glass in church window
Ettington. Holy Trinity church stained glass
Ettington. Holy Trinity church stained glass
Ettington. Holy Trinity church stained glass
Nuneaton. St Nicolas church bomb damage
The West Window That Might Have Been. St Michael's Church, Whichford
The Victorian stained glass of the west window of St Michael’s Church, Whichford is a beautiful example of the craftsmanship of the time. However, an altogether different design had been ...
