David James's Pictures of Upton upon Severn

The cupola, Clock Tower, Upton-on-Severn

The main body of the Tower is probably 14th century, although its base is 13th century. In 1770, the spire of the old tower was considered unsafe and it was replaced by the wooden hexagonal lantern and lead cupola, (later sheathed in copper), seen here, to the design of Midland architect Anthony Keck, giving the Tower its 'pepperpot' proportions.

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Upton upon Severn, Buildings and Structures

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The Clock Tower, Upton upon Severn, the south-east face

The main body of the Tower is probably 14th century, although its base is 13th century. A roof line – probably that of the original church – can be plainly seen in the stonework. In 1770, the spire of the old tower was considered unsafe and it was replaced by the wooden hexagonal lantern and lead cupola (later sheathed in copper) to the design of Midland architect Anthony Keck, giving the Tower its 'pepperpot' proportions.

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Upton upon Severn, Buildings and Structures, Worcestershire

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The Clock Tower, Upton upon Severn

The main body of the Tower is probably 14th century, although its base is 13th century. In 1770, the spire of the old tower was considered unsafe and it was replaced by the wooden hexagonal lantern and lead cupola (later sheathed in copper) to the design of Midland architect Anthony Keck, giving the Tower its 'pepperpot' proportions.

This picture appears in the following picture tours:
Upton upon Severn, Buildings and Structures

Camera Make: NIKON CORPORATION Model: NIKON D810