England 2017:28 Tewkesbury |
Up |
Tewkesbury Almshouses in Tewkesbury |
Tewkesbury Sign in almshouse window |
Tewkesbury Old buildings turned into a restaurant |
Tewkesbury More almshouses |
Tewkesbury A long row of them |
Tewkesbury More almshouses, the taller building is a museum to a local bigwig. |
Tewkesbury Another nice old building |
Tewkesbury The Bell Inn, dating from 1696 |
Tewkesbury The sign makes sense, but the wording is unusual |
Tewkesbury Tewkesbury Abbey, from behind |
Tewkesbury Tewkesbury Abbey, from across the street |
Tewkesbury Vaulting in the abbey |
Tewkesbury North aisle, with priest. It was still Sunday, but the service was over. |
Tewkesbury The nave |
Tewkesbury Ceiling of the nave |
Tewkesbury South aisle |
Tewkesbury Looking down the nave |
Tewkesbury Stained glass window |
Tewkesbury Stained glass window |
Tewkesbury Stained glass window |
Tewkesbury Stained glass window |
Tewkesbury Stained glass window |
Tewkesbury Stained glass window |
Tewkesbury Nicely carved rood screen |
Tewkesbury Stained glass window |
Tewkesbury Vaulting in the apse |
Tewkesbury Nice tomb |
Tewkesbury Tomb of Hugh Despenser and his wife Elizabeth, 1349 |
Tewkesbury More vaulting in the apse |
Tewkesbury Floor tiles |
Tewkesbury More vaulting in the apse |
Tewkesbury Vaulting over the choir |
Tewkesbury Ceiling of the crossing |
Tewkesbury Some original tiles, rediscovered in the 1870s, and used as models for the current tiles. |
Tewkesbury Badly truncated tombstones |
Tewkesbury The nave again |
Tewkesbury Vaulting in the nave again |
Tewkesbury Memorial to the allies of World War I. The U.S., France, and all the Commonwealth countries. The flags are all dusty and need to be washed, but it's a very nice tribute to the alliance. |