West Tower -Views of South Side
Screen-sized Image /  Large "Archive" Image	Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1971 Screen-sized Image /  Large "Archive" Image

West End Details
Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1971 Top Part of West Tower-East Side Screen-sized Image / Large "Archive" Image
Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1971 Bottom Part of West Tower-East Side Screen-sized Image / Large "Archive" Image
Detail of West Doorway Screen-sized Image

Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Deane/1971
South Side of Church
(Note later Gothic windows)
Screen-sized Image / Large "Archive" Image

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• West tower is the only part  that dates from the Anglo-Saxon period. Tp storey a later addition
• Dimensions: Tower about 16 feet by 16 feet internally, ad 24 feet by 24 feet externally. Height of Anglo-Saxon part is 60 feet. *Taylor vol I, p 226)

Taylor, H.M.  and Joan Taylor. Anglo-Saxon architecture Cambridge [Eng.] University Press, 1965-78. LC Number  NA963 .T24

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