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• The tower was rebuilt over the north transept and is a notable example of the Gothic survival style, with four stages; Pevsner states that its buttress shafts and pinnacles are " in the Somerset fashion ".
• As with some Gothic details on University buildings of the same date, it is debated among architectural historians whether this is " Gothic survival " or an early work of the " Gothic Revival ."
• According to Pevsner, the church was rebuilt at some time between 1590 and 1610 ( about the time that the estate was sold to the Fleming family ) in an " interesting Gothic survival manner ", but incorporating older features ( not necessarily from the previous church on the site ).
• The architectural historian Giles Worsley has described the chapel's east window as an instance of Gothic Revival architecture, rather than Gothic Survival, since a choice was made to use an outdated style  classical architecture had become accepted as " the only style in which it was respectable to build ".
• The current bell tower, in an imposing Gothic survival style was built by Thomas Sumsion of Colerne in the years 1708 09 . The pillared market house, complete with statue of Queen Anne and bell turret, dates from 1738, when the town's markets attracted farmers and traders from miles around.
• "Dr . Palliser, perhaps over-defensively at times, correctly asserts that Staffordshire has much to offer in its own right-some fine medieval parish churches, such as Clifton Campville ( near Lichfield ), a notable group of Gothic survival churches, Wren s Ingestre, Broughton Hall, Staffordshire and much of first importance from the post industrial period of the county s history ."
• Likewise, Gothic architecture survived in an urban setting during the later 17th century, as shown in Oxford and Cambridge, where some additions and repairs to Gothic buildings were considered to be more in keeping with the style of the original structures than contemporary Christ Church, University of Oxford, and, later, Nicholas Hawksmoor's west towers of Westminster Abbey, blur the boundaries between what is called " Gothic survival " and the Gothic Revival.