St Martin-on-the-Hill, Scarborough
PHOTO GALLERY
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| Baptistery Window (Burlisson & Grylls glass 1879) (Original photo kindly donated by Max Payne) |
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| King David Window by William Morris |
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| The ‘Mary’ window features Ss Mary Magdalene, Mary the Virgin and Mary of Bethany. The Virgin is by Edward Burne-Jones, the others by William Morris. All three are typical pre-Raphaelite women with characteristic long red-blond hair. Mary of Bethany is said to have been modelled on Elizabeth Siddall, Rosetti’s mistress and later wife. The Mary Magdalene may have been drawn from Annie Miller and the Virgin Mary is modeled on Georgina MacDonald, who married Burne-Jones in 1860. (Original photo kindly donated by Max Payne) |
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| One of the four R. Spencer-Stanhope Angels adorning the Organ casement |
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| One of the four R. Spencer-Stanhope Angels adorning the Organ casement |
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| One of the four R. Spencer-Stanhope Angels adorning the Organ casement |
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| One of the four R. Spencer-Stanhope Angels adorning the Organ casement |
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| Church interior looking to the East |
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| The Pulpit |
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| 'Father Willis' Organ from the Chancel |
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| The Lady Chapel, which was added to St Martin's in 1902 |
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| The North Cross, placed in the Church for safety in 1921 |
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| The West End and Narthex |
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| The Baptistry, added in 1879 |
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| A view of St Martin's from Ramshill Road. |
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