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VII.—The Church of St. Augustine, Hedon, Yorkshire

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 January 2012

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In venturing to lay before the Society of Antiquaries some notes on the architectural features of the church of Saint Augustine, at Hedon, near Hull, I have taken it for granted that I should be excused if I did not try at the same time to go into the archæological history of the town or churches; what is here expected from an architect being, I presume, that he should prepare a simple architectural description of the various parts of the building, such as might be given without any knowledge at all of the men who built it, or of any documentary evidence as to the dates at which they built. The truth is that we architects have not often the leisure necessary for the investigation of this part of the subject, and in this case I doubt whether if I had leisure I could have learnt much beyond what is told by Mr. Poulson in his careful History of Holdernesse.

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Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1884

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page 186 note a Plan, PI. VII.; which Plate, made for the Yorkshire Archasological and Topographical Association, is here inserted by their permission, courteously given through our Fellow, G. W. Tomlinson, Esq. their Honorary Secretary. Elevation, Pl. VIII.

page 190 note a Pl. IX.

page 199 note a See Proc. Soc. Ant., 2d S. vol. i. pp. 178–184.