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view to the left shows the Nave from the Chancel, through
the finely carved Rood Screen. Most Eucharists are
nowadays celebrated from the Nave Altar, visible just
beyond the Rood Screen, though the High Altar, from the
steps of which this photograph was taken, is still used on
special occasions, and for Blessings at wedding services. |
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beautiful Minton tiled floor of the Chancel is shown right.
The finest craftsmen were brought over from Italy to lay
the floor. At the time of laying, the tiles were of a
newly developed hard-wearing material. |
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| The
floor certainly shows little sign of its century and a
half of regular use. |
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