Sideways on to the main street at the west end of this east Hertfordshire town. Large and mainly 14th and 15th century but much restored by George Godwin in 1852. The organ has received a major refurbishment in 2016 and the old brass coloured pipes are shown alongside the new silver coloured ones replacing them. There are a huge selection of corbels and carved headstops of which only a few are shown here.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 
Hello, Would you kindly give me permission to reproduce one or two of your photographs of St Mary’s Ware? I am compiling a guide book to some churches with connections to Trinity College Cambridge, and hope to publish the results in a pdf linked from our website http://www.trinitycollegechapel.com. Thank you.
Certainly, I’m very happy for the pictures to be used. Please credit any pictures used to https://hertfordshirechurches.wordpress.com/. Thanks.
[…] Ware’s town centre is dominated by the striking [10] St. Mary’s Church. Inside is an elaborate 14th century font with carved figures. The eight panels on the font represent various saints such as St George, St John and St Christopher, as well as the Archangel Gabriel. The church is certainly worth a drop in, as can be seen from the photos here. […]