st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
st.anne's church, limehouse, london
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st.anne's church, limehouse, london
detail of the c18 pyramid memorial in the churchyard. originally raised on a plinth, its current position has given rise to speculation that it was intended to top the east end of the church, but this was never the case. it bears a coat of arms and the words "the wisdom of solomon" in english and hebrew, presumably a panegyric of the deceased. it could be by hawksmoor, or it could be later.
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