On the South wall of the clerestory is a vertical stone dial which declines 10ᄚ East. It shows VI – V in half hours and possibly quarters by a thin hatched border. Uses XII and IIII. Numerals read from below. The date, 1784, is in centre at top. Hour lines very faint now and only a few can be discerned. They originate from a large semicircle round the root. Doubly supported thick strip finger ended gnomon with one straight and one curly supporter. The dial, which is protected by a lead capping, measures about 500mm square. Mass dials are to be seen to the left of the porch doorway and on the wall of the South chapel.
SRN: 5327 |
Year: 1784 |
Reports: 2003, 2010 |
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Address: St Michael’s Church Whichford Warwickshire |
Coords: N52 00 32, W01 32 49 |
Nat Grid: SP 312 346 |
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Condition: Poor |
Dial Type: Vertical (D) |
Access: Open |
Maker: |
Materials: Stone iron |
Dimensions: 500 square estd |