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In Pictures

Wolfhampcote church in pictures

The below photograph was taken on the approach from Braunston. See more images here or visit the Ariel Views page to see images of the church, and the area, from air.

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St Peter’s church of Wolfhamcote

Visit the Gravestones page to view images and information on the gravestones that can be found in the churchyard.

In Memory of Samuel Spencer, who Died January 22, 1868: Aged 66.

Further information about two watercolour paintings and the 19th century artist Bradford Rudge, can be found here.

watercolour by Bradford Rudge of Wolfhamcote church
Wolfhamcote Church, watercolour by Bradford Rudge

The interior of the church was captured in this oil painting by John Piper in the 1940’s. Visit this page for more information as well as an article which details his visit to the church with his friend John Betjeman.

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John Piper’s painting of the interior of the church

To view more pictures of fossils found in the area visit the Fossils page.

belamite fossils found
Belamite fossils found in Wolfhampcote

 A photograph of the large bell in the church tower is shown below. Discover further information about the bells in the tower and their history here.

Ancient bell in Wolfhampcote church
The large bell in Wolfhampcote church, John Sturdy circa 1450

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    • 1911 A Derelict Church
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    • 1952 Looters Violate Coffin
    • 1953 Information Leaflet
    • 1958 A Curious Incident
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    • Artist John Piper
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