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fourteenth century church at Croft, is a building
of freestone in late perpendicular styles of
medieval architecture, consisting of chancel,
clerestoried nave of five bays, aisles, south
porch and western tower. In the fifteenth century the chancel,
with its five light east window, was built. The
walls of the aisles were rebuilt and the original
south door retained. The magnificent rood screen,
the perpendicular carved parclose screens and the
most beautiful carved pew ends were placed in
position. The church was re-consecrated after
this work by Bishop Grey in 1430.
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Size of casting
height 28" width 29"
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