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A modern cross for a modern church.
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For retired clergy
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Part of the Beauchamp Community
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All the usual stalls: cakes, books, raffle, tombola, produce (elderflower cordial!), teas, BBQ, etc... The almshouses were built around three sides of a quadrangle. The south side is left open to welcome the sunshine. Looking towards the original, 1864, west block.
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The original, 1864, construction has been extended with newer buildings. Notice that the 1889 (left-hand) building has much simpler chimney stacks.
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The tower at the Beauchamp Community along with the almshouses were build in the 1860s by the Lygon family of the nearby Madresfield Court.
©Philip Halling
The almshouses were built in 1864 for 24 "decayed agricultural labourers of this parish" following the wishes of Charlotte, first wife of 3rd Earl Beauchamp of Madresfield. The accommodation has continued to expand and 100 years after the opening they were extensively modernised. The electrical winding of the clock was installed by kinsmen of the Honorable Richard Lygon who died in 1970.
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On the left hand pillar of the archway. [[1386902]] [[1386797]]
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The original west block of dwellings is on the right. Other buildings were added over the years with slightly changing architectural styles.
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Additional south-facing accommodation blocks to the original 1864 construction. The left hand building is dated 1908 whilst one further ahead bears the date 1889.
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Completed along with the almshouses of the Beauchamp Community in 1864. The ancient wooden chapel that had been used until then was dismantled and some of it was incorporated into the construction of a mortuary chapel.
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On the right hand pillar of the archway. [[1388459]] [[1386797]]
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Between the clock tower and the church. A window into the church allow patients to participate in services.
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Just short of its junction with the A449 Worcester road, by St Leonard's church.
©Pauline Eccles
Dist:0.1km<br/>Ornate ironwork leaves on the arch over the gateway. [[1388349]] Compare to similar leaves at Davenham. [[1327522]]
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