St. Nicolas Church Newbury, United Kingdom
Image Courtesy: My Life in the Charente
Today's St. Nicholas Church is courtesy of Diane of the wonderful blog "My Life in the Charente." She gives a beautiful and detailed history of this St. Nicholas church whose earliest foundations dates from Norman times. Please visit her amazing blog to read more about this historic church and to see more of her fabulous photos!
St. Nicolas Church itself also has a website.
I leave you with one more amazing photograph from Diane - an interior shot:
Many thanks Diane for this lovely tour of the historic, St. Nicolas Church at Newbury!
28 comments:
Ann thanks for your kind comments in your post. Diane
Oh, it looks like a beuatiful church. What lovely images, at first glance the top one reminded me of the Duke Chapel in North Carolina, where I spend 8 years.;)
Have a lovely midweek dear Ann,
xoxo
It is SO pretty. The best part of living over here is seeing all these magnificent churches!
I love to read your blog and now we're being introduced to all these wonderful churches. There'a St. Nicholas church here too. Hugs xx
Oh Ann, I love this, I love the tours, especially in the UK! BRING IT ON!!!! Have a perfect day dearest, Anita
It really is a gorgeous church, especially the view from across the water.
What a beautiful Church and an interesting post.
Thank you Ann, for your invitation to visit. I am intrigued by your lovely blog and will be back to look further, (have to go and get breakfast right now.....) And thank you for your kind comments.
WOW!!! I love the interior shot!
So beautiful Ann. Someday I hope to see this in person. I also loved post before.
Little Edward stole my heart.
hugs
Such a gorgeous church! This is a fun series, Ann :)
what a majestic church ...
Thanx for the photos. There are many beautiful churches here in the UK. Here's another St Nicholas Church for your collection: http://www.stnicholascenter.org/Brix?pageID=562 in Malta.
God bless.
Beautiful..
and I'm happy for you to use my St Nicholas. (Sorry, couldn't find a contact mail..)
oooo lovely! i'm totally into old architecture - visiting wherever i am allowed ") thx for posting the beauty for us to share...
and so many thx for your thoughtful comments today at FHC on wrinkles meaning age & age meaning life - LOVE that!! and will hold onto that as i too progress along that part of my pathway...
A very lovely church indeed. Britain has so many churches with beautiful stained glass windows, barrel ceilings etc. What a great tradition.
Oh Ann... What an absolute beautiful tour this was.. Thank you for taking me along
Penny
What a beautiful church! Thanks for sharing!
Ann,
Thank you for sharing these photos. The interior of that church is so dramatic. Modern architecture just does not compare.
I enjoy seeing your kitty Edward's posts as well. I have "Cute Kitty Thursday" on my art & design blog. Best wishes,
Lynn
Ann, this is amazing. Thanks for sharing...
xO,
Sheila :-)
What a gorgeous church. Have a wonderful day.
Ann what a great idea to feature other churches with the name of Nicholas!!! We'll keep our eyes open as we go about our daily travels.
Hugs to Edward,
Madi
Hi Ann
You are so kind to come visit.. So good to see you there.. Valentino was such fun to create.. Changed my mind in progress a few times. First he was going to be standing.
Anita gave me that name! Was that perfect for him or what.
Enjoy your weekend
Blessings,
Penny
Hi Ann,
I hope you've been having a fantastic week. What a beautiful picture of the church! Thank you Diane! I am off to check out Diane's blog too. Have a lovely evening Ann:-). XX
Hi Ann,
Such a beautiful church...going to visit the blog you mention now. When I first visited your blog I ignorantly wondered how you would find enough material to fill your posts...well I will never doubt you again...you are amazing and I have learned so much!
~jermaine
beautiful photos! love your pics of dear Edward too! xo
Love seeing this church, An!. It's amazing how Nicholas' life and influence spans so many topics. Thanks for visiting and hope you are well.
Georgianna
Enjoy looking at all of the beautiful St. Nicholas Churches! Hope Edward is doing well!
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