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431:. Some portions of the stonework of this church have been incorporated into the present building – most notably the carved chevron stones in the north wall of the nave and elsewhere. It has been suggested that one section of the north wall was actually the south wall of the Norman church. Several early medieval grave covers also survive.
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Colours were laid up in the church. The Colour party, with 2 escorts of 40 troops, marched through Halifax from the town hall, preceded by the Regimental Drums and the Heavy Cavalry and Cambrai Band. There was a short ceremony in the Minster grounds where the troops were inspected by Colin
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Minster, and most of those in the nave date from 1633 to 1634. A pew in the centre aisle bears the remains of a memorial brass to John Waterhouse, who died in 1539/40. The carved arms of Richard Sunderland of High Sunderland, who died in 1634, are attached to another
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The font cover is a feature surviving from the medieval period, and is acknowledged to be one of the finest in
England. The stone font bowl may also date from the 15th century, or earlier. Before 1879 traces of paint could be seen on both font and cover, and it was once ornately gilded. The
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The present church was built in the fifteenth century, apparently fulfilling a need for "more spacious accommodation for the growing population of the parish". The nave and chancel were completed around 1450. At some time between 1455 and 1480, the eastern wall was made higher to accommodate a
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A series of painted ceiling panels, representing the heraldry of the vicars and famous families of
Halifax Parish. These were originally painted by James Hoyle, and were put in place between about 1696 and 1703, but were repainted in 1815–16, and cleaned in
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Commonwealth window dating from 1657, but contains no original work. The great east window of the church depicts the crucifixion and resurrection of
439:. Work on the church tower began in the 1440s; it took over three decades to complete, as it was still under construction in 1482. The Rokeby and Holdsworth Chapels, built at the expense of former vicars
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Archbishop of Canterbury, and William Rokeby, who became Archbishop of Dublin.
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pew. Several ancient pew nameplates may be seen attached to a board on the inner north wall of the tower, the oldest dates to 1615 and reads: "This stall made at the cost of Robert Fisher of
Halifax."
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Tristram", carved by John Aked about 1701. The carving is believed to represent a real person who once begged in the church precincts.
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of the town, it was granted minster status in 2009. Halifax
Minster is one of three churches in the county of West Yorkshire to be given this honorific title; the other two are
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cover was originally intended to prevent people from stealing the baptismal water kept in the font, which was supposed to have curative powers.
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and Robert Holdsworth, were completed around 1530. William Rokeby's heart and bowels are buried beneath his chapel, as stipulated in his will.
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654:(1791–1840), a noted local diarist. The stone is damaged and is currently in the Rokeby Chapel.
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in 1555. The sculpture is by Joseph Bentley Leyland.
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1239:. 24 November 2009. Archived from
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