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The official website of South Yorkshire's Oldest Building
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Early Features pre 1475 |
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The Vestry door |
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Plan 7 shows the site of a vestry and Chapel to the North of the newly extended Chancel which was built around c 1475. |
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The Priests window |
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On the North wall of the Chancel a sealed doorway and barred window may be seen, showing where access to the vestry was gained , and where the Priest could view the Chancel |
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The Piscina below right is built into the South wall of the South Aisle, and on the left below an Aumbrey in the East Wall of the South Aisle designed to store the Communion Chalices. |
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| Aumbrey | The Piscina |
| The Straight Joint | |
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On the photo can be seen the straight joint down the wall where the South Porticus was removed, and replaced circa 1350ad. [ Ref. A on Plan 7 ] |
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