Architectural or sculptural fragments in St Paul's Church

A detailed view of architectural or sculptural fragments in St Paul's Church, most likely in the Victorian porch. The church dates to the 680's, and was formerly two separate churches. The present chancel was the eastern Saxon church, with Norman tower. The church has two porches, in the north and west, and the north porch was added in 1866 by George Gilbert Scott. The fragments are most likely Anglo-Saxon, and stored in a glass case

1866 Added Anglo-saxon Chancel Dates Detailed Formerly Fragments Jarrow Likely Pauls Plaque Porch Porches Saxon Separate Stored Tyneside Ursula

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