St Andrew's Church, Greystoke

Effigies in the chancel recess of St Andrew's Church, Greystoke in Eden, Cumbria.
This recess was built for the tomb of John Dacre, the last provost of the medieval college. His tomb has now been replaced by the effigies of Baron William, the founder of the college, and his grandson, John. William is dressed like the Black Prince at Canterbury. The effigies lay in the churchyard for 250 years, which explains the damaged alabaster. The weepers (mourners) on the sides of the recess were part of John Dacre's tomb. Only four weepers remain.