Glandford

	Canopy above the choir stalls.
	Also part of the canopy (right hand side)
	Walter Thompson (above) and Frank McGinnity (below). Unusually the woodcarvers immortalised themselves by carving each other as Green Men.The ornate carvings in the church are testament to their skill.

	Detail from an arm rest on the right hand side of the choir stalls.
	St. Martin's Church, once a church in ruins it was lovingly restored thanks to Sir Alfred Jodrell. The work was a careful reconstruction of the earlier 13th c building.

Whilst visiting St. Martin's Church why not pay a visit to the interesting Glandford Shell Museum with its collection of shells from all parts of the world, as well as many other items including fossils, a piece of the flagship Royal George sunk in 1782, and even a pair of cockleshell figures donated by Sir Alec and Lady Guinness in 2000.