Charles Tiplady Pratt

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Charles Tiplady Pratt A History of Cawthorne — Appendix (1882)

The outer walls of the North and South Aisles have for some distance from the floor a lighter blue ground with darker pattern, the upper part of the wall having a lighter ground with much the same decoration as the upper part of the Chancel walls. The wall over the Chancel arch to the Nave is also now being decorated. A carved oak screen, stained the same dark colour as the rest of the oak work, is being made, to fill the small arch leading from the North aisle into the North Chancel Aisle or Chapel.
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Charles Tiplady Pratt A History of Cawthorne — Appendix (1882)

Parish notes since 1866 Since the description of the Church was written ( [../The Parish Church, The Churchyard, Parochial Registers|Chapter VII] ] ) , the mural decoration has been begun and is still in progress under the special page 173 direction of Mr. G. F. Bodley, A. R. A., the work being executed as before by Mr. Parr and his assistant from Mr Leach of Cambridge. The alabaster Reredos has had its rich sculpture relieved by more gold and colour, and a delicate cresting of carved alabaster is being made to give finish to the top.
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