Church of St Oswald, Flamborough [23 photos] in TA2270

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Church of St Oswald, Flamborough

The church of St Oswald stands on a small rise at the west end of Flamborough village. The church first appears in the historical records in 1150, when it was granted to Bridlington Priory by William FitzNigel. A south aisle was added around 1200, and a north aisle some 50 years later. The Norman piers were later replaced by Early English arches and piers.
Grade II* listed. Link

by N Chadwick

Created: Fri, 23 Dec 2016, Updated: Thu, 11 May 2017

23 images use this description:

TA2270 : Gravestones, Church of St Oswald by N Chadwick

TA2270 : St Oswald, Flamborough: stained glass window (2) by Basher Eyre

TA2270 : Church of St oswald - altar by N Chadwick

TA2270 : Church of St Oswald by N Chadwick

TA2270 : Graveyard, Church of St Oswald by N Chadwick

TA2270 : Church of St Oswald - main aisle by N Chadwick

TA2270 : Church of St Oswald - wooden carvings by N Chadwick

TA2270 : St Oswald's Church, Flamborough by N Chadwick

TA2270 : Church of St Oswald - font by N Chadwick

TA2270 : St Oswald, Flamborough: font by Basher Eyre

TA2270 : St Oswald's Church by N Chadwick

TA2270 : St Oswald, Flamborough: late October 2017 by Basher Eyre

TA2270 : Church of St Oswald - pulpit by N Chadwick

TA2270 : St Oswald, Flamborough: umbrella stand by Basher Eyre

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