Church Lettering
Rosehill churches (Alan Road
Methodist Church and Church of St Bartholomew)
Rushmere
Baptist Chapel has a fascinating historical tablet on the
front.
St Bartholomew see Rosehill
churches
St Clement
Church, parish markers and Parochial Church Hall
St
Clement Congregational Church, corner of Back Hamlet and
Long Street
St Helen
Church (and its lost Rectory)
St
Lawrence We avoided the issue of
ecclesiastical lettering in Ipswich until we glanced up at this
lettered tower
St
Margaret Church: another fugitive
'T' and a grand, lettered
clockface
St Mary,
Blackfriars Friary of the Blessed Virgin
St
Mary-at-Elms: an ancient, high church, see also Our Lady of Grace
St
Mary-at-Stoke: The Railway Church
St
Mary-at-the-Quay, including the archaeological dig in 2014
St Mary
Le Tower Prior Memorial Church House
St
Mary Wherstead has an intriguing lych-gate
St Matthew
Church
St
Matthew Hall in Clarkson Street has
fine, eccentric lettering
St Michael
Church in Upper Orwell Street
St Pancras
Church has a solitary lettered crucifix
St
Peter Church opposite the lower neck of
St Peter's Street displays gothic lettering in brick, stone and flint
St Stephen
Church displays a fugitive letter 'T' and a nearby beam a letter
'R', standing for the distinguished 'Thomas Rush'
St Thomas
Apostle & Martyr foundation stone
Salem Chapel,
St George's Street
Temple of Remembrance in the 'New Cemetery'
Vernon Street Mission Room
in Over Stoke
Vicarages:
former vicarages named in Woodbridge Road
and Rosehill Road
Zoar
Baptist Chapel,
St Helens Street
Clocks on
buildings
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