Historic Churches of Buckinghamshire

Historic Churches of Buckinghamshire is a project launched in 2018, with only a few churches included at the moment.

Notable Feature Images for St John Evangelist, Lacey Green

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Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1793: Samuel Green Chamber Organ. Organ was donated to the church around the mid 19C.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1825: Church built, Nave, Transepts, and Porch. Designer was John Norris.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1825: Church built, Nave, Transepts, and Porch. Architect was James Chadley.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1825: Unusual Cast Iron Window Frames. Designer was John Norris.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1825: Hammerbeam Roof. A very delicate style of Hammerbeam Roof. Architect was James Chadley.
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Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1825: Royal Arms of George IV (5 ft square).
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1825: Hatchment - Sir William Young 3rd Baronet. died 1824.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1871: Chancel added. Flint exterior, Polychromatic brickwork interior. Architect was John Pollard Seddon.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	Looking down to the East wall of Nave and the Chancel with their very elaborate brickwork.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1871: Font of Caen Stone. Designer was John Pollard Seddon.
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Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1871: Chancel Furnishings of stained deal. Designer was John Pollard Seddon.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1871: Chancel and Sanctuary Tiles. Possibly designed by J P Seddon. Maker was Minton.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1871: Chancel and Sanctuary Tiles. Possibly designed by J P Seddon. Maker was William Godwin.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1882: Painting of Chancel vaulted ceiling. Dated by the Artists' Signatures.