Piscinas - St Andrew - North Kilworth, Leicestershire - Stone Church Artefacts on Waymarking.com

Two piscinas in St Andrew's church, North Kilworth.

The north aisle has a chamfered, trefoiled piscina in south east corner, and in the chancel a moulded, pointed arch, piscina in south-east corner.

"It is believed that the Church was built around the time of Henry II (1154 to 1189) when it comprised the existing Chancel, central Nave, north aisle and the bell tower (without a spire). The period is Early English. The arches at the east and west ends of the Nave are dignified in their proportions and regarded as fine examples for their period. It is likely that Robert Rabaz was responsible for the construction and it is possible that his tomb lies under the Lady Chapel at the east end of the north aisle."

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