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The tomb of Sir Walter Hungerford, 'The Knight of Farley', and his son Edward who predeceased him in 1583. The tomb is richly coloured and has a flat top round three sides of which runs the epitaph. The line against the wall is written from right to left apparently with the idea it would be easier to read backward than upside down.

English Heritage, Farleigh Hungerford Castle

Bath

Title

Sir Walter Hungerford, 'The Knight of Farleigh' (d.c.1596) and Edward Hungerford (d.1583)

Date

c.1596

Measurements

H 114 x W 251 x D 97 cm

Accession number

UNAC.FHC.3

Work type

Tomb or mausoleum

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English Heritage, Farleigh Hungerford Castle

A366, Farleigh Hungerford, Bath, Somerset BA2 7RS England

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