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St Giles

St Giles

Maisemore

Gloucestershire

C15, early C16, 1844, 1869 by Fulljames and Waller.

NORMANC15C16C17STAINED GLASSMONUMENTROYAL ARMSGARGOYLESMEDIEVAL

Architectural Features

GARGOYLES

crenellated parapet, string below with 2 gargoyles, moulded rib up corner: pyramid roof with iron weathervane.

Detail of a stained glass window in St Giles's church, Maisemore.
STAINED GLASS

Semi-octagonal wooden Jacobean pulpit, corner columns and strapwork, on stone base: probably C18 hour-glass stand.

Detail of a stained glass window in St Giles's church, Maisemore.

© Philip Halling

NORMANC15

Octagonal stone front, said to be cut down in C15 from Norman one, on C19 stone base

ROYAL ARMS

George III royal arms over south door.

C17MONUMENT

Wheeler wall monument in aisle, with scrolls, cherub and broken pediment, 1680

C17MONUMENT

marble wall monuments to W. Pembruge, 1738, Pitt, 1784: 3 late C17 wall monuments in nave.

MEDIEVAL

no medieval window tracery left in nave or chancel.