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Christ Church, Roxeth

by IanAWood

1862. Sir G G Scott. Small flint, stone and brick church with nave, chancel,
aisles and transepts. Early English detail with cinque-foils to clerestory.
Slated roof with banding spirelet towards west end of nave with clock inset into north side of base.

Adjacent to the wooded churchyard and contiguous with it is Roxeth Hill Burial Ground, which was established by Roxeth Burial Board in 1902.

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Memorial to the fallen from the Great War of the parish
South face of Christ Church Roxeth
Steps within Christ Church Roxeth
Stained glass window in North Transept; King Richard; Godfrey de Bouillon; David, scenes below
Stained Glass Window; Thy will be done with Christ
Grave of Erine Prior
Stained Glass window; Annunciation
Grave of Alexander and Christiana Stuart
Interior of Christ Church Roxeth
West window of Christ Church Roxeth
Graves north east of Christ Church Roxeth
The grave of George Vernon
Ivy climbs a cross
CWGC Private A C Harman Middlesex Regiment
The grave of John Olson on time Verger at the church
Rest in peace
A lone cross
The Markham family grave
CWGC Able Seaman F Field Royal Naval Vol Reserve
Signs that some work has been undertaken to restore the burial grounds
Family grave of William Henry Perkin
A field of crosses
Memorials once again uncovered
CWGC A V McCallum served as Riffleman G MacDonald The Rifle Brigade and Corporal D A McCallum Royal Army Ordnance Corps