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_Pilton_, 1-1/2 m. N. W. Of West Pennard Station, lies in prettycountry. Its church is spacious, and contains much of interest. Architecturally it belongs to various periods. The S. Door is Norm. , the porch later. The columns and arches which separate the nave fromthe aisle are late Norm. Or Trans. ; the roof was raised at a laterdate, and a Perp. Clerestory was inserted. The chancel is Perp. , with apanelled arch and a clerestory. Note (1) the fine wooden roof; (2) thescreen that encloses wha...t was once a chapel (it has a piscina); (3) the"Easter sepulchre, " under a recess in the N. Wall, with arepresentation of our Lord cut in the stone; (4) the fine brasschandelier (1749); (5) the curious old chest at the base of the tower, which contains the remains of an old 16th cent. Cope, which has beenconverted into an altar frontal; (6) the Jacobean pulpit (1618). Thecommunion plate includes a paten of about 1500. Near the church is anoble cruciform barn, once belonging to the abbots of Glastonbury, withthe emblems of the Evangelists at the gables.
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_Pilton_, 1-1/2 m. N. W. Of West Pennard Station, lies in prettycountry. Its church is spacious, and contains much of interest. Architecturally it belongs to various periods. The S. Door is Norm. , the porch later. The columns and arches which separate the nave fromthe aisle are late Norm. Or Trans. ; the roof was raised at a laterdate, and a Perp. Clerestory was inserted. The chancel is Perp. , with apanelled arch and a clerestory. Note (1) the fine wooden roof; (2) thescreen that encloses wha...t was once a chapel (it has a piscina); (3) the"Easter sepulchre, " under a recess in the N. Wall, with arepresentation of our Lord cut in the stone; (4) the fine brasschandelier (1749); (5) the curious old chest at the base of the tower, which contains the remains of an old 16th cent. Cope, which has beenconverted into an altar frontal; (6) the Jacobean pulpit (1618). Thecommunion plate includes a paten of about 1500. Near the church is anoble cruciform barn, once belonging to the abbots of Glastonbury, withthe emblems of the Evangelists at the gables.
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