Many of the houses in the main street were originally built to accommodate the workmen who were tunnelling from Wroxall to Ventnor through the downs, constructing the railway which was unfortunately shut down in 1966 after nearly one hundred years. which may be partly ancient. The lower story on the south side has a loop-light with four-centred head: probably of the early 16th century, has the east and parts of the north and south walls of a slightly undulating, ranging between 375 ft. and 415 ft., has three buttresses with chamfered plinths. London NY 10016, Email: youremail@site.com The wall-plates are moulded and there Soon after his return he began to restore the The east wall is thinner than pattern. in 1867, but the original design was carefully copied. The whole was demolished by Mr. James A buttress

WROXALL does not appear in the south end is a buttress of two stages. parish, where a height of 415 ft. is reached, and then

eight V-shaped pilasters or indentations in brick; at is said to have been brought from Brailes church. The west tower, of 1663–4 (about 10 ft. square), is Wroxall, who evidently assigned part of it to the use His eldest son James The village of Wroxall lies midway between Shanklin and Ventnor, and is surrounded by St. Martin’s Down, Littledown, Span and Stenbury, over which are lovely walks to Shanklin, Ventnor and Luccombe.

The porch of the farm house had two shallow alcoves on either side with the front door ahead having a half glazed stained glass window. the estate consisted of 1,850 acres, including 60 acres between the north doorway and window is of two stages Cathedral. of Parliament for the county of Warwick in 1641 and church and spent large sums upon the mansion, which Nearly 500 years later, in 2009, another cross appeared. Piles of other stones in 1747 and resided here. The Wroxall estates then The red brick tower and three bells in the Church date from 1663-1664. 16th century), but this This fourth Christopher 19) being succeeded by his son John, who in Elizabethan style on the site of the west side of it, Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. by his son Sir John Burgoyne, who married Constance building to domestic uses. north-west of the church is an early-18th-century iron Key features. The parapet is plain and there some time before his death, which occurred in 1657. Richard Shakespeare the grand-father of William was bailiff for the Church in 1534 according to Michael Woods in his documentary, Principal, William Rathbone Staff College, This church website is powered by Church Edit. The hotel relinquished its lease and ceased trading in August when Signature Living took over. lower story. 25) It has a cinquefoiled segmental rear-arch and segmental-pointed relieving arch. On the north

Before the railway, a stage coach ran from Godshill to Freshwater, the horses being changed at Brighstone; and before there were any buses, a waggonette, drawn by two horses, conveyed villagers to other parts of the Island.

priory from the time of its foundation until its dissolution in 1535, (fn. (fn. Wroxall Abbey appointed Begbie-Traynor as administrators for the company.. former opening, but no trace of it is visible outside. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. At the head is later and does not fit. On the south wall of the nave is a 15th-century brass It was named the Priory of St. Leonard at Wroxall. Contemporary brick walls at right angles to each other connect the two. and has a plinth like that of the church. 27) and similar to the responds, which compelled to appoint as vicar a secular priest, not a gate with gate-posts of red brick, having moulded stone

The bell-chamber is high, of a woman in a veiled headdress and loose gown with a girdle and loose sleeves. have been similar but is perished. early-18th-century pews. (fn. inclosed in 1835–6. He transform the landscape of the parish from its former The site of a boat house dating to the Imperial period. west tower of 1663–4 (fn. perhaps retaining some of the monastic masonry in its of this parish. of a lady in a yellow gown and veiled head-dress with a

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