Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: german church

the decalogue, in german of course. c18

mid c19 charitable bequests board, in german

the royal arms of george 3, over the central pulpit on the east wall. they probably date from the building of the chapel in 1762-3.

built in 1762-3, the chapel resembles many english ones of its date, but has not been so much affected by the changes that the c19 brought elsewhere, retaining the pulpit as the main focus, with the royal arms of what was after all a german king above, and a decalogue that wouldn't seem out of place in any wren church until one reads it.

c18 dove over the pulpit

the decalogue, in german of course. c18

the decalogue, in german of course. c18

mid c19 charitable bequests board, including one from the king of prussia.

the sole nod to higher church practices of the c19 in this unspoiled c18 chapel is the altar table under the pulpit, with this reredos and jugendstil cross, which seem to date from c.1900

built in 1762-3, the chapel resembles many english ones of its date, but has not been so much affected by the changes that the c19 brought elsewhere, retaining the pulpit as the main focus, with the royal arms of what was after all a german king above, and a decalogue that wouldn't seem out of place in any wren church until one reads it.

built in 1762-3, the chapel resembles many english ones of its date, but has not been so much affected by the changes that the c19 brought elsewhere, retaining the pulpit as the main focus, with the royal arms of what was after all a german king above, and a decalogue that wouldn't seem out of place in any wren church until one reads it.

built in 1762-3, the chapel resembles many english ones of its date, but has not been so much affected by the changes that the c19 brought elsewhere, retaining the pulpit as the main focus, with the royal arms of what was after all a german king above, and a decalogue that wouldn't seem out of place in any wren church until one reads it. the box pews, with hat pegs inside, leave no centre aisle. it is amazing that this chapel survives here after two world wars, and did not fall victim to some patriotic arsonist from an anti german mob in the first world war; in the late 30s the pastor aided jewish refugees escaping the nazis .