St Wulstan's Restoration Appeal
Proceeds from the sale of these cards will go towards the cost of cleaning and restoring the Hardman stained glass windows in the Lady Chapel* which will enhance their beauty and preserve them for future generations.
Sir Edward Elgar, who is buried in the churchyard here, at one time lived with his family in the Malvern area. His grave is behind the church, overlooking the beautiful countryside across the Severn Vale.
Sir Edward Elgar, who is buried in the churchyard here, at one time lived with his family in the Malvern area. His grave is behind the church, overlooking the beautiful countryside across the Severn Vale.
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St Wulstan's RC Church in Little Malvern was built in 1862. Designed by Benjamin Bucknall, it became a Grade II listed building in 1987.
The photograph above shows the west front, with the magnificent rose window before it was cleaned and repointed in 2018. The damaged apex stone and the red sandstone columns at the entrance were also replaced at the same time.
The cards embody photographs of parts of the stained glass windows by John Hardman in St Wulstan's Lady Chapel, depicting The Annunciation and The Nativity.
*These windows were made by Hardman Studios between 1882 and 1892.
For more details visit http://www.saint-wulstans.org.uk
Copyright © Bill Carver 2018 - All Rights Reserved
The photograph above shows the west front, with the magnificent rose window before it was cleaned and repointed in 2018. The damaged apex stone and the red sandstone columns at the entrance were also replaced at the same time.
The cards embody photographs of parts of the stained glass windows by John Hardman in St Wulstan's Lady Chapel, depicting The Annunciation and The Nativity.
*These windows were made by Hardman Studios between 1882 and 1892.
For more details visit http://www.saint-wulstans.org.uk
Copyright © Bill Carver 2018 - All Rights Reserved