Hatley St George church photo gallery

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Hatley St George church – the Chapel of St James the Greater – Cambridgeshire / 8 August 2015. Regular services are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month.
Plan of Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire - this 1968 drawing, which includes the chancel before it was demolished, is from 'An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire, Volume 1, West Cambridgeshire'.
Revd William Cole's sketch of Hatley St George church. It is dated 18th August 1748 – it includes the chancel, which was demolished in 1966. Taken from the cover of Cambridgeshire Family History Society's 'Monumental inscriptions' of the church (1709 to 1982) and published in 1987.
The 14th century north door, Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018. The heads, left and right, are 19th century additions.
The entrance to Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018. Facing you are the 1878 Bevington organ and 19th century font to the right. Above the organ are some of the St. George family shields which are a feature of the church.

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Hatley St George church photo gallery

NB – please see the note at the bottom of the page

Hatley St George church – the Chapel of St James the Greater – Cambridgeshire / 8 August 2015. Regular services are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month.

Plan of Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire - this 1968 drawing, which includes the chancel before it was demolished, is from 'An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire, Volume 1, West Cambridgeshire'.

Revd William Cole's sketch of Hatley St George church. It is dated 18th August 1748 – it includes the chancel, which was demolished in 1966. Taken from the cover of Cambridgeshire Family History Society's 'Monumental inscriptions' of the church (1709 to 1982) and published in 1987.

The 14th century north door, Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018. The heads, left and right, are 19th century additions.

The entrance to Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018. Facing you are the 1878 Bevington organ and 19th century font to the right. Above the organ are some of the St. George family shields which are a feature of the church.

The 19th century font in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018. The lower half is polished limestone.

About Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

War memorials in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

Memorial to the men of East Hatley who died in World War I in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018. It was originally in St Denis' church, East Hatley, Cambridgeshire.

Memorial to the men of Hatley St George who died in World War I in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

Roll of Honour to the men of Hatley St George who fought in World War I in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

World War II memorial in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

World War II memorial in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

Roll of Honour to the men of East Hatley who fought in World War I in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018. It was originally in St Denis' church, East Hatley, Cambridgeshire.

Details of the East Hatley Catherine Docwra memorial, now in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

The Catherine Docwra memorial in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018. It was formerly in St Denis' church, East Hatley, Cambridgeshire and moved to Hatley St George after St Denis' was closed.

The Baldwin St George memorial in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

The Evans coat of arms in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018. John Carbery Evans JP, the lord of the manor, rebuilt the church between 1873 and 1878.

The Quintin family memorial in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

The Thomas Quintin memorial in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

The Elizabeth Quintin memorial in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

The Evans memorial in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018. John Carbery Evans JP, the lord of the manor, rebuilt the church between 1873 and 1878.

The Pearse memorial in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

The Thory memorial behind the font in Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

Malcolm Guite's 2010 poem about Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018. Olivia Drake's beautiful piece of calligraphy of the poem is on permanent display in the church.

Shields of the St George family in Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire. In all there are 28 shields in the church – 20 of the St George family and eight of the Cotton family.

Three shields of the St George family in Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire. In all there are 28 shields in the church – 20 of the St George family and eight of the Cotton family.

Three shields of the St George family in Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire. In all there are 28 shields in the church – 20 of the St George family and eight of the Cotton family.

Three shields of the St George family in Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire. In all there are 28 shields in the church – 20 of the St George family and eight of the Cotton family.

Three shields of the Cotton family in Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire. In all there are 28 shields in the church – eight of the Cotton family and 20 of the St George family.

Three shields of the Cotton family in Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire. In all there are 28 shields in the church – eight of the Cotton family and 20 of the St George family.

Two shields of the Cotton family in Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire flanking the central one of the St. George family. In all there are 28 shields in the church – eight of the Cotton family and 20 of the St George family.

Roof boss in Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire. There are eight in all, four pairs of male and female.

Roof boss in Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire. There are eight in all, four pairs of male and female.

Roof angel in Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire. There are eight in all decorating the supports of the church's hammerbeam roof.

Roof angel in Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire. There are eight in all decorating the supports of the church's hammerbeam roof.

Laurence Drake ringing the small bell in Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire. As part of a national initiative to remember the campanologists who died in WW1, church bells were rung for 15 minutes at 2 pm on Remembrance Day 2018.

Door hinge, Hatley St George church, Cambridgeshire.

The 14th century unused south door, Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

A wall vent outside Hatley St George church, Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire / 13th September 2018.

Plan of the foundations of the Hatley St George church composting toilet, July 2016.

Building the Hatley St George church composting toilet – doing the groundworks, July 2016.

Laying the base of the Hatley St George church composting toilet, July 2016.

Working on the base of the Hatley St George church composting toilet, July 2016.

Working on the base of the Hatley St George church composting toilet, July 2016.

Working on the base of the Hatley St George church composting toilet, July 2016.

The new loo, from the front, just after completion on 28th July 2016. It was designed and constructed by a Welsh company which specialises in these things. It has a ramp for disabled access and is normally open during / for church services and events.

The new loo, from the rear, just after completion on 28th July 2016. It was designed and constructed by a Welsh company which specialises in these things. It has a ramp for disabled access and is normally open during / for church services and events.

The business side of the new composting toilet just after completion on 28th July 2016. It was designed and constructed by a Welsh company which specialises in these things. It has a ramp for disabled access and is normally open during / for church services and events.

The business side of the new composting toilet just after completion on 28th July 2016. It was designed and constructed by a Welsh company which specialises in these things. It has a ramp for disabled access and is normally open during / for church services and events.

View of Hatley St George church from the new composting toilet. It was made and installed, on 28th July 2016, by a Welsh company which specialises in these things. It has a ramp for disabled access and is normally open during / for church services and events.

View of of the new composting toilet from Hatley St George church. It was made and installed, on 28th July 2016, by a Welsh company which specialises in these things. It has a ramp for disabled access and is normally open during / for church services and events.

Hatley St George church loo blessing and opening, 16th September 2016 – with Gamlingay District Councillor Bridget Smith, John Mercer, from Gamlingay Community Turbine whose Tithe Fund grant was a big help towards the cost of the loo, and the Reverend Steve Rothwell.

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