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Visits to Fields of Battle, in England, of the Fifteenth Century

Note 281a — Chapter XIII · HANDFORD HALL AND CHEADLE CHURCH, CHESHIRE. [267a]

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Small round-headed arches, very similar to those on the staircase of Handford Hall, are to be seen, carved on the pulpit of Wilmslow Church, and on the back of the ancient pew (which has the date 1557) in the Booth or Earl of Stamford’s Chapel, in the chancel; but the arches are of course not cut through the wood, in either instance, in Wilmslow Church, as they are on the staircase of Handford Hall.

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