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St Laurence's Church, Ludlow

The South Porch - Visitors Entrance to St Laurence's Church, Ludlow.

The South Porch - Visitors Entrance to St Laurence's Church, Ludlow.

St Laurence's Church Ludlow - Bell Tower

St Laurence's Church Ludlow - Bell Tower

St Laurence's Church, Ludlow

St Laurence's Church, Ludlow

The Nave - St Laurence's Church, Ludlow.

The Nave - St Laurence's Church, Ludlow.

St Laurence's Church Ludlow - Saint Catherine's Chapel (adjacent to South Aisle).

St Laurence's Church Ludlow - Saint Catherine's Chapel (adjacent to South Aisle).

St Catherine's Chapel - St Laurence's Church Ludlow

St Catherine's Chapel - St Laurence's Church Ludlow

South Aisle - The Church Clock Exhibition.

South Aisle - The Church Clock Exhibition.

South Aisle = The Church Clock mechanism on display.

South Aisle = The Church Clock mechanism on display.

The Lady Chapel of St Laurence's Church is in the south east area of the church, adjoining the South Aisle.

The Lady Chapel of St Laurence's Church is in the south east area of the church, adjoining the South Aisle.

View of the entrance/exit to the Lady Chapel showing it's wide double-doorway with two-step access and change in floor surfaces and the change in light levels on passing through this area.

View of the entrance/exit to the Lady Chapel showing it's wide double-doorway with two-step access and change in floor surfaces and the change in light levels on passing through this area.

The Elizabethan 'Ten Commandments Board' in the Lady Chapel of St Laurence's.

The Elizabethan 'Ten Commandments Board' in the Lady Chapel of St Laurence's.

The 'Jesse Tree' 13th Century stained glass window in the Lady Chapel .

The 'Jesse Tree' 13th Century stained glass window in the Lady Chapel .

Take care when navigating the signed route between the Church Nave and Aisles to the Chancel. It includes some one or two-step access/egress en route.

Take care when navigating the signed route between the Church Nave and Aisles to the Chancel. It includes some one or two-step access/egress en route.

This route also includes differing floor surfaces some of which are slippery and some trip hazards.

This route also includes differing floor surfaces some of which are slippery and some trip hazards.

The entrance/exit to St Laurence's Chancel - this has 3-step access and the tiled floor may be slippery.

The entrance/exit to St Laurence's Chancel - this has 3-step access and the tiled floor may be slippery.

Soaring above the approach to the church's Chancel area , can be seen St Laurence's magnificent, timbered ceiling. Light levels can be quite low approaching the Chancel steps - take care .

Soaring above the approach to the church's Chancel area , can be seen St Laurence's magnificent, timbered ceiling. Light levels can be quite low approaching the Chancel steps - take care .

The Chancel of St Laurence's has one of the largest collections of intricately carved, medieval 'Misericords' on its choir stall seats, in the United Kingdom.

The Chancel of St Laurence's has one of the largest collections of intricately carved, medieval 'Misericords' on its choir stall seats, in the United Kingdom.

'Misericords' are the elaborately carved wooden brackets supporting ledges on the underside of these tip-up seats, designed to enable worshippers to rest against them during long standing periods.

'Misericords' are the elaborately carved wooden brackets supporting ledges on the underside of these tip-up seats, designed to enable worshippers to rest against them during long standing periods.

The 'Misericords' display a number of characters and themes, and most date back to the 15th century, although a modern day Misericord was also carved to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee.

The 'Misericords' display a number of characters and themes, and most date back to the 15th century, although a modern day Misericord was also carved to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee.

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