Eyam Church Stained Glass Window at Michael Carandini blog

Eyam Church Stained Glass Window. The window behind the bookstall is the work of the victorian stained glass artist christopher webb. Some of the villagers suggested that they should flee the village for the nearby city of sheffield. At the centre is the reverend william mompesson, rector of. The sacrifice made by the people of eyam is commemorated by a modern stained glass window telling the story of rev. This modern stained glass window depicts the famous outbreak of bubonic plague in the village in 1665. Mompesson persuaded them not to do this as he feared that they would spread the plague into the north of england that had more or less escaped the worst of it. Perhaps the villagers of eyam did not leave because they knew there was no sanctuary for them in the outside world. A new stained glass window depicting the plague was installed in the north aisle and a small extension added to the north of the tower in. At the end of august 1665, as the plague raged through london, 150 miles to the south, a consignment of fabric was sent from the capital to a tailor in eyam. Stained glass window depicting the events that unfolded during the eyam plague. Contained in the bale of damp cloth were fleas carrying plague. The most recent window is more modern and depicts the story of the plague for which the village is famous. His ‘signature’, a spider’s web, can be seen in. The church's stained glass windows are mainly victorian;

The church's stained glass windows are mainly victorian; Some of the villagers suggested that they should flee the village for the nearby city of sheffield. The window behind the bookstall is the work of the victorian stained glass artist christopher webb. This modern stained glass window depicts the famous outbreak of bubonic plague in the village in 1665. Perhaps the villagers of eyam did not leave because they knew there was no sanctuary for them in the outside world. At the centre is the reverend william mompesson, rector of. Contained in the bale of damp cloth were fleas carrying plague. The most recent window is more modern and depicts the story of the plague for which the village is famous. At the end of august 1665, as the plague raged through london, 150 miles to the south, a consignment of fabric was sent from the capital to a tailor in eyam. Mompesson persuaded them not to do this as he feared that they would spread the plague into the north of england that had more or less escaped the worst of it.

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Eyam Church Stained Glass Window His ‘signature’, a spider’s web, can be seen in. Contained in the bale of damp cloth were fleas carrying plague. A new stained glass window depicting the plague was installed in the north aisle and a small extension added to the north of the tower in. The church's stained glass windows are mainly victorian; This modern stained glass window depicts the famous outbreak of bubonic plague in the village in 1665. Stained glass window depicting the events that unfolded during the eyam plague. Some of the villagers suggested that they should flee the village for the nearby city of sheffield. Mompesson persuaded them not to do this as he feared that they would spread the plague into the north of england that had more or less escaped the worst of it. At the end of august 1665, as the plague raged through london, 150 miles to the south, a consignment of fabric was sent from the capital to a tailor in eyam. The sacrifice made by the people of eyam is commemorated by a modern stained glass window telling the story of rev. The most recent window is more modern and depicts the story of the plague for which the village is famous. His ‘signature’, a spider’s web, can be seen in. The window behind the bookstall is the work of the victorian stained glass artist christopher webb. At the centre is the reverend william mompesson, rector of. Perhaps the villagers of eyam did not leave because they knew there was no sanctuary for them in the outside world.