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Click to Pause Slide Show St Stephen, Great Wigborough. East Window The church was badly damaged in the 1884 earthquake. The chancel was rebuilt 1889-93 and a new stained glass by Hardman & Co. was put in the east window. It depicts from left to right; Edmund King of East Anglia receiving the Danish Chieftain Ragnar Logbrog, the Martyrdom of Kind Edmund, The Crucifixion, Alban receiving the Christian priest ... Cat1 Places-->Wigborough

St Stephen, Great Wigborough. East Window
The church was badly damaged in the 1884 earthquake. The chancel was rebuilt 1889-93 and a new stained glass by Hardman & Co. was put in the east window. It depicts from left to right; Edmund King of East Anglia receiving the Danish Chieftain Ragnar Logbrog, the Martyrdom of Kind Edmund, The Crucifixion, Alban receiving the Christian priest Amphibalus and the Martyrdom of Alban.
[ Chris Parkinson ]
Date: 25 January 2019      


Photo: Mersea Museum - Chris Parkinson
Image ID CPK_GWG_001
Category 1 Places-->Wigborough


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