West Front - Wilton Church
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In the early part of the 19th century the west front was adapted in a 'pseudo-Swiss taste to suit its pretty background of rock and wooded hill.' This was done by the addition of three tall wooden 'spires,' one over a bell-turret in the gable and the others on either side the gable forming the termination of two flat buttresses carried up at the angles beyond the line of the side walls.
Uploaded by Antony Cairns
on 9 July 2011
