Visit to Fratton
A Fratton is the residential and formerly industrial town of Portsmouth, England. It is the vibrant and rich in history at the 11th century, before the 1900 century it is not much develop town but later it is developed well.In the 11th century Fratton was mentioned in the Domesday book as “ Fratun”. Later in 12th century it became important area due to its location. Further 19th century Fratton speedily build that caused the extension of Portsmouth Dockyard. In 20th century it faced the drawback but accelerated its efforts.
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When I visited then This is the most famous ST
Mary’s, in Fratton and actually main in England parish church. IT is located in
Portsea of Portsmouth in England. It had founded in c. 1164. It is dedicated as
Mary, the mother of Jesus and consecrated on 10th October 1889. It
has the functional status as Parish church, Heritage designation on 10th
January 1953. It is designed by the architect sir ARTHUR BLONFLIELD. Its style
is Gothic Revival. This church is constructed in years between 1887 to 1889 and
total cost is $40,000. In its specification the Flint material is used. The
material is used in main entrance is too fine and give the loyal look, that
creates the sense of traditional and modern.
(Captured by author)
In my visit to the ST Mary’s Church, I came to
know its interior is light, open and airy.
The interior of Its, is rich in the
mixture of historic and modernism. It gives the shadow of long-standing
heritage. The church has the traditional English gothic Revival style, with a
tall nave and beautiful stained-glass windows that depict biblical scenes,
creating colorful reflections inside. While clicking these images I was
astonishing the balance that the architecture has created very well. I learnt
the new thing is that how to create latest buildings while touching the old
tradition, spiritual and modernism together.
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