Boston Stump
The
great church of St Botolph at Boston in Lincolnshire has been a
landmark looking over the Fens for centuries and acquired the
affectionate nickname of 'The Stump'. It is famous for the height of
its tower. At 272 feet it is the tallest (not counting spires) in
England. Less well-known, because less easily seen, is its fascinating
collection of medieval misericords.
Three of the misericords:
Photographs taken by Jean Manco on 31 July 2003.
