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Letcombe Bassett, Berkshire (now Oxfordshire):	nave and south aisle, 1861
ld have been a simple oblong, consisting of the	Nave and Chancel, perhaps a tower.
The roofs of the	nave and transepts are reckoned to be the finest in
gned in the Neogothic style, with a large, high	nave and under-church.
its founder in a niche in the wall between the	nave and narthex.
The windows in the	nave and Early English chancel and low tower also da
s preserved in Hungary, it has 3 naves, a cross	nave, and two western towers, following the style co
Early English Gothic lancet windows in chancel,	nave and north chapel date from this time.
The five-bay arcade between the	nave and north aisle survives from this time.
he church (51 ft. by 45 ft.) was divided into a	nave and six aisles by six Ionic columns upon which
It consists of a	nave and aisles, a chancel, and a stone tower crowne
Its plan consists of a west tower, a four-bay	nave and a four-bay chancel with a clerestory under
The walls of the	nave and chancel have a chequerboard pattern of flin
The walls of the	nave and about two-thirds of the present chancel are
The	nave and aisle roofs have parapets while the chancel
additional funding allowed the expansion to the	nave and transept that form a Latin cross.
Replacement of the chancel and extension of the	nave and south aisle eastwards in 1890.
nd chancel at the east end, with a 14th-century	nave and north aisle between them.
et, England, has 11th century origins, with the	nave and chancel being extended by the addition of a
Due to funding restrictions, only the	nave and crossing were constructed according to the
The	nave and transept have a vaulted ceiling, the apse h
ented parapet continues around the walls of the	nave and chancel.
west of the village and consists of a chancel,	nave and tower.
has a chancel dating from about 1300, with the	nave and tower being added around 1450.
is no internal structural division between the	nave and the chancel.
flint in the Early English style, consisting of	nave and a low western tower containing two bells.
The	nave and chancel dates from the 11th century, with t
ting from the 12th century, while the red-brick	nave and tower represent a 1757 re-build of an earli
two 13th-century three-bay arcades between the	nave and the aisles, and a two-bay arcade between th
It featured a dominant Early English tower, a	nave and chancel and large nearly triangular buttres
It has a clerestory, a chancel higher than the	nave, and a west tower.
The church of St Peter and St Paul retains the	nave and chancel and some of the original round-head
e plan of the church consists of a clerestoried	nave and a choir of five bays, with aisles, side cha
The tower,	nave and chancel all date from the 13th or 14th cent
The church (square-shaped with a central	nave and two side aisles) is standing just west of t
ral was repaired and transformed into an aisled	nave and chancel for the new cathedral.
ntury, as do the wooden panelled ceiling in the	nave and the barrel vaulted roof in the chancel.
Its plan is simple, consisting of two cells, a	nave and a chancel.
d additions in the 18th and 19th centuries; the	nave and porch were restored in 1794, the chancel wa
Other caves have a	nave and aisle, with an apse containing a solid stup
f a tower at the west end leading to a five-bay	nave and chancel with no architectural division, and
J.A. Bradney describes the church as comprising	nave and chancel, with a bell turret at the west end
of the Alps to have a triforium gallery in the	nave, and also the first to have alternating columns
The church consists of a	nave and a chancel with a west tower.
ster is in the shape of a cross, with an aisled	nave and choir, crossed by a transept (See below).
l fifteenth-century church consists of a simple	nave and chancel and preserves a number of contempor
stored by the architect Samuel Manning in 1828 (	nave) and then by James Piers St Aubyn in 1876.
St Mary, Moseley (	nave and south aisle rebuilt 1910; repaired war dama
Its plan is simple, consisting of a	nave and a chancel, with a north porch, which was pr
church building is medieval in origin with its	nave and chancel dating to the 12th century and a nu
h of the town and has bell ropes hanging in the	nave and a fine lych-gate.
Aisles were added to the	nave and chancel in the early 13th century.
ery of the Blackheath environment - so that the	nave and aisles are now visually returning to the ou
1864 and, on 17 October 1866, a portion of the	nave and two aisles were consecrated.
responsible for the remainder, and rebuilt the	nave and west tower in an impressive style so as to
hours on end with the Spanish entrenched in the	nave and the belfry.
On the walls of the	nave and aisles are seven painted panels with strapw
The crossing (tower) is wider in plan than the	nave, and markedly wider than the transepts or chanc
thickness and are pierced towards the chancel,	nave and transepts with semi-circular arches of a si
There is no architectural division between the	nave and the sanctuary, although the floor latter is
west tower which is partly embraced, a five-bay	nave and a chancel.
Its plan consists of a six-bay	nave and chancel, with a northwest tower.
Late in the 15th century the heights of the	nave and chancel were raised and a Perpendicular Got
is laid out in a cruciform plan with an aisled	nave and a clerestorey of seven bays.
	Nave and iconostasis
The	nave and tower arches were reconstructed in the 15th
ardano's students) travelled to Bologna to meet	Nave and learn about his late father-in-law's notebo
pressive granite Corinthian columns between the	nave and the aisle came originally from the mosque o
w to each other, and then to either side of the	nave and enter the altar (sanctuary) by the two side
The old church has a central	nave and eastern apsis, however, the eastern apsis h
Most of the stained glass windows of the	nave and chancel were made by Gunther Anton, who had
The choir is above the entry into the	nave, and there is a small organ to the right of the
Latin cross groundplan with transept and triple	nave, and a belltower on the west front.
Internally there is an arcade between the	nave and the north aisle.
The	nave and aisle were restored in 1880 and the chancel
because of its massive size with a tall central	nave and elaborate spire.
The	nave and the choir.
Many of the windows of the	nave and chancel are Perpendicular Gothic additions,
rected in 1933, stretch across the width of the	nave and the chapels.
Its plan is simple, consisting of a	nave and a chancel in a single range, with a weather
The south wall of the	nave and possibly the north wall date from this era.
Mabon, is an ancient structure, consisting of a	nave and chancel, forty-three feet in length and twe
ic murals in the apse, 15th century ones in the	nave and a 15 century late Gothic altar.
It had only a	nave and chancel.
Part of the	nave and the first stage of the tower probably remai
o-Romanesque basilica with highly elevated main	nave and two towers.
The	nave arcade consists of three bays.
The galleries and the	nave arcade are supported by octagonal columns.
On the north side is the former	nave arcade in three bays into which 20th-century th
high spire, an Early English	nave, arcades and chancel arch, and Perpendicular va
The	nave arcades have tall Doric piers without an entabl
The	nave arcades and chancel arch are chamfered with mou
The	nave arcades and roof are Perpendicular and much of
Whereas the lower windows in the	nave arcades and the ambulatory consist of one simpl
ed roof was lowered in 1509, the walls over the	nave arcades raised and clerestory windows inserted.
The column supports for the	nave arcades are of Park Spring stone.
ch are still visible, including the ends of the	nave arcades.
such as the 15th century tower and some of the	nave arcading, and the early 16th century Bishop Wes
The bays of the	nave are roofed by octagonal cupolas, the cupola at
The bays of the	nave are divided by buttresses and they have two or
In the north wall of the	nave are two three-light windows, between which is a
On the north and south sides of the	nave are five rectangular windows.
On the gable at the east end of the	nave are the remains of a bellcote.
The other windows of the	nave are Victorian.
High in the south wall of the	nave are two Perpendicular Gothic windows, and the l
The parapets of the aisles and	nave are embattled.
The chancel and	nave are under a continuous flat-pitched oak panelle
On the south wall of the	nave are three windows, two with three lights and th
In the south wall of the	nave are four two- or three-light windows, and in th
On the gables of the chancel and the	nave are cross-finials and pinnacles.
In the	nave are three hatchments, a tortoise stove and box
The oak pews in the	nave are probably fifteenth century and the limeston
In the	nave are raised box pews, giving a theatrical air.
in the center and the arches to its chancel and	nave are still there although they are filled with m
On the decorative pilasters of the piers of the	nave are medallions with relief depicting the first
The chancel and	nave are linked by an arch and are at different leve
In the south wall of the	nave are the remains of a Norman window, and a 15th-
On each side of the	nave are three three-light windows with pointed arch
The benches in the	nave are a mixture; some carved with poppyheads (and
also 19th-century copies, although those in the	nave are from the 15th century.
Hanging on the wall of the	nave are a number of Tudor boards which were taken f
The oak box pews on the north side of the	nave are probably early 18th century, and the oak re
On the left of the	nave are found the Joyful Mysteries; in the centre b
On the wall of the	nave are the Royal Arms of Queen Anne.
On the walls of the	nave are further images, including a wheel of life,
In the	nave are 19th-century two-light windows with tracery
The tower and	nave are in Romanesque style and the chancel is in G
A feature of the	nave are the pillars of Shap granite and there is an
The central	nave, as is usually the case, is taller and wider th
building served as a family mausoleum, with the	nave as a parish church.
alace, and was buried in the north aisle of the	nave at York Minster, a memorial window installed sh
Similar windows were inserted in the	nave at the same time.
the church, with its gray stucco face, 400-seat	nave, balcony and 77-foot (23.7m) tall tower.
It is a three	nave basilica.
The south wall of the	nave bears a memorial to him.
The	nave bears a number of memorial plaques honouring pa
tle and priory during the mediaeval period, the	nave became used as the parish church.
	Nave became a jazz disc jockey and played organ occa
St. Gereon has a highly irregular plan, the	nave being covered by a decagonal oval dome, 21.0 m
The cathedral consists of a large	nave between two aisles, and dates from the 11th to
the church are round-headed windows and, in the	nave between these, are circular windows.
s, in the middle one resting the altar, and the	nave, between the two, sustains-in the center- the d
is in the chancel, as there is no space in the	nave, but it does clutter the space and distract att
n the chancel or even at the eastern end of the	nave, but instead half-way down the northern side of
ting it was originally in the north wall of the	nave, but identifies it as 12th-century.
occupied a similar position between chancel and	nave but had a different function.
he late 18th century saw galleries added to the	nave but, in 1852 the chancel was restored and the p
including digging a crypt basement beneath the	nave, buying adjacent properties, and building on la
tury the south aisle was added, linked with the	nave by an Early English Gothic arcade of two bays.
It was either an indoor area separated from the	nave by a screen or rail, or an external structure s
The soaring	nave by Giles Gilbert Scott (c.
The south aisle is separated from the	nave by a four-bay arcade which has octagonal piers
e altar and added a chancel, separated from the	nave by an iron rood screen, new pulpit and lectern.
The chancel is panelled and divided from the	nave by rails consisting of turned balusters.
hancel has seven bays and is separated from the	nave by an intricate chancel arch.
k design and poor workmanship, opening into the	nave by a panelled arch."
The main hall (	nave) can seat up to 800 people and contains stained
sistance with the production of Ely Cathedral's	nave ceiling paintings by its Victorian restorers.
t, conserving the wall paintings, repairing the	nave ceiling and removing the chancel ceiling, and r
The	nave ceiling is plastered.
Its plan consists of a	nave, chancel and west tower.
s, the chapel was substantially enlarged with a	nave, chancel and bell tower.
back to the 13th and 14th centuries (namely the	nave, chancel and tower); Newland Hall Farm, built b
The plan of the church is cruciform, with a	nave, chancel and transepts.
There are two aisles,	nave, chancel and north vestry with a west tower con
ly cast bells in the late 1950s) and a clock, a	nave, chancel and a porch.
t and has a Saxon period round tower.There is a	nave, chancel and two transepts and a fine example o
s of tabernacle and screen work: it consists of	nave, chancel, aide aisles, and gallery, with embatt
The church had an aisled and arcaded	nave, chancel, bellcot, porch and tower at its great
There is a	nave, chancel, and south aisle; north of the chancel
The plan of the church, with a	nave, chancel, and semicircular apse, is typical for
and consists of a	nave, chancel, north aisle, porch and western turret
The first phase comprising the	Nave, Chancel, Vestry, and Organ Chamber was complet
The church plan consists of	nave, chancel, south porch and north aisle.
The church consists of a	nave, chancel, north aisle, north porch and a west t
ular meeting house plan, including a vestibule,	nave, chancel, and sacristy.
The original	nave chandeliers are gone.
Today it has seven parts: roundhouse,	nave, choir, sacristy, grave choir, weaponhouse and
St. Andrew's is a two	nave church oriented with the choir to the west and
The single	nave church has a facade constructed in the 15th cen
symmetric building was transformed into a three	nave church, however, the lower church has been pres
ight windows in the Perpendicular style and the	nave clerestory has smaller two-light windows.
The	nave consisted of three bays, each capped by a cupol
The windows in the south wall of the	nave contain some medieval stained glass.
One noted feature of the church is the main	nave containing ninth century frescoes in "provincia
The church	nave contains the 1769 chair frame clock formerly in
The	nave contains three-light, arched, mullioned windows
The south wall of the	nave contains a two-light 13th-century window with Y
The one in the	nave contains the large head of a Saxon cross, unear
The	nave contains box pews, many of them having the arms
The severe Carolingian-Romanesque	nave contrasts with a Gothic choir illuminated by si
It seems there was no plan to vault the main	nave, covered instead with a paneled framework.
church, dedicated to St. Andrew, is of brick, a	nave covered with a vault of edge, highlighting its
The pulpit was on the long side of the	nave covered with a crown.
ret on the south gable," consists of a chancel,	nave, cross aisles, and tower.
Interior, '	nave Cruz'
Arcades of the church	nave date to Norman times, whilst the tower is fifte
The wall paintings in the	nave date from about 1400.
The columns and arches in the	nave date from the third quarter of the 18th century
The upper parts of the	nave, date from a 14th century rebuilding and the we

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