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The High Altar<br> Towns in Somerset picture - The Jacobean style Altar rails were given by Prebendary Norris and his sister in thanksgiving for the preservation of the Church during the 2nd World War. Behind The High Altar is the carved Victorian Reredos depicting the Last Supper. Made of unpainted Ham Hill Stone, it was given to the Church by Miss Hussey in 1903. The 15th century doors either side of the Altar (now blocked) once led to the vestry which is no longer there.
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The Jacobean style Altar rails were given by Prebendary Norris and his sister in thanksgiving for the preservation of the Church during the 2nd World War. Behind The High Altar is the carved Victorian Reredos depicting the Last Supper. Made of unpainted Ham Hill Stone, it was given to the Church by Miss Hussey in 1903. The 15th century doors either side of the Altar (now blocked) once led to the vestry which is no longer there.
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