Meanings of cruciform church in English

The fine cruciform church is mainly Norman but with Early English and still later additions.

Here is a large cruciform church, Norman and Early English, with interesting brasses and pulpit.

Bishopstone, the next village, has a very fine cruciform church, most interesting in its general details.

The Perpendicular cruciform church suffered greatly from fire some years ago, though happily the tower escaped.

The cruciform church is a fine structure, mostly built of flint and dating from Transitional times.

Few Royal Academy exhibitions are without a picture of Old Shoreham Bridge and the quiet cruciform church at its eastward end.

All it has to show the visitor now is a cruciform church with Norman and Early English fragments and a good Perpendicular tower.

The finely placed Early English cruciform church has several interesting monuments to members of former local families, including sixteenth century memorials of the Cowper-Coles.