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Forgotten Churches : Exploring England's Hidden Treasures.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Sherlock, Luke.
Contributor:
Pioaru, Ioana.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Church buildings--England.
Church buildings.
Architecture, Gothic--England.
Architecture, Gothic.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (106 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
London : Quarto Publishing Group UK, 2025.
Summary:
A journey across some of the quietly spectacular rural churches of England, telling their stories and significance, and building a picture of how they trace the history of the nation. Written by Luke Sherlock (@EnglishPilgrim) and illustrated throughout by Ioana Pioaru (@IoanaPioaru).
Contents:
Cover
Title
Contents
Introduction
1 Into the Peaks – An Antiquarian Obsession Begins
2 England in Genesis – Into the World of the Anglo-Saxons
3 The Conquest of England – The Legacy of the Normans
4 The Gothic in England – A National Architectural Style Emerges
5 Squires and Parsons – Georgian England
6 The Place of Whispering Memories – Travels to England’s Most Atmospheric Churches
7 A Tumultuous Land – The Ruptures of History Writ in Stone, Wood and Metal
8 The Connoisseur – Searching for Treasures Within English Churches
9 Journeys of Contemplation – Calm in a Chaotic World
The Final Word
Index of Churches
About the illustrator
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ISBN:
9780711294110
0711294119
OCLC:
1507696292

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