History in Structure

All Photos: 4,716

Photos this month: 61

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Featured Photos: 8

Buildings photographed: 427

First photos of building: 222

First photos of building this month: 1

First photos of building this week: 0

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: early c15 screen running through nave & both aisles; six-light bays

    1 May 2026

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: arcades date from c14 at the west end & c15 further east

    1 May 2026

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: much weathered coat of arms above the outer archway of the south porch

    1 May 2026

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: embattled south porch with gargoyles at the corners

    1 May 2026

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: early c14 west tower, diagonally buttressed only to the first stage

    1 May 2026

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: aisle windows & battlements date from the 1847 restoration

    1 May 2026

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: c14 church showing many characteristics of the Decorated style

    1 May 2026

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: c17 panel in the Whiting chapel (from Bradfield Hall) relating to the Walrond family

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: c17 panel in the Whiting chapel (from Bradfield Hall) relating to the Walrond family

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: c17 panel in the Whiting chapel (from Bradfield Hall) relating to the Walrond family

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: c17 panel in the Whiting chapel (from Bradfield Hall) relating to the Walrond family

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: memorial to Rev'd George William Scott, d.1830, with a poem by his cousin Sir Walter Scott

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: memorial to William Eveleigh, d.1671; open pediment & putti heads

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: shield from the monument to Mary Wotton, d.1558

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: brass inscription to Mary (nee Wotton), d.1558, wife of Henry Guildford & later Gawain Carew

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: monument to Mary (nee Wotton of of Boughton Malherbe), d.1558, wife of Henry Guildford & later Gawain Carew; great aunt to Lady Jane Grey

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: brass inscription from the tomb to John Whiting of Wood, d.1530, & wife Anne Pauncefoot of Compton

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: tomb top to John Whiting of Wood, d.1530, & wife Anne Pauncefoot of Compton; indent to missing brasses

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: arms from the tomb of John Whiting of Wood, d.1530, & wife Anne Pauncefoot of Compton

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: tomb of John Whiting of Wood, d.1530, & wife Anne Pauncefoot of Compton

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: doorway that led to the rood loft

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: section of the mid c17 gallery at the west end of the church; given by Anstice Wescombe showing part of a long verse; arms of Wyndham on the left

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: arms on the parclose screen probably depicting Anne Pauncefoot, John Whiting's wife

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: parclose screen between Whiting aisle & chancel; detail of cornice & arms of John Whiting

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: rood screen vault, chancel side

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: rood screen detail, nave side, of fan vaulting & cornice with bands of grapes & vines

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: rood screen, c.1500, carrying the arms of Whiting & stretching the width of the nave & south aisle; parclose screen behind

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: rood screen, c.1500, consisting of flat panels between pilasters, traceried four-light widows, fan vaulting & cornice

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: capital behind the screen showing the arms of the London Merchant Adventurers; a woolsack on the left with John Whiting's personal emblem

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Perpendicular nave & chancel in-one; wagon roofs; high quality capitals; Whiting aisle to the right

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: close up of c14 west tower showing beasts at the corners

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: c14 west tower of chequered Beerstone & red sandstone

    18 May 2025

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: view seen from the north; Perpendicular north aisle windows

    18 May 2025

  • Church of St Brannock

    St Brannock: replica of the reverse of the brass to Elizabeth Bourchier, d.1548, showing fragments from a mid c14 mailed knight

    18 April 2025

  • Church of St Brannock

    St Brannock: replica brass to Elizabeth Bourchier, married name Chichester, d.1548, daughter of John, first Earl of Bath

    18 April 2025

  • Church of St Brannock

    St Brannock: memorial to Balthazar Beare of Ashe, d.1682, & wife Elizabeth Leach of Cadeleigh, d.1662

    18 April 2025

  • Church of St Brannock

    St Brannock: memorial to Frances Baker, d.1782, daughter of Philip Rogers Webber of Buckland

    18 April 2025

  • Church of St Brannock

    St Brannock: addition below the main Incledon memorial to Mary Incledon (nee Davie), d.1710, Henry Incledon, d.1736, & their son John, d.1746

    18 April 2025

  • Church of St Brannock

    St Brannock: inscription from the Incledon memorial from Robert Incledon of Buckland, d.1558, to Lewis, d.1698

    18 April 2025

  • Church of St Brannock

    St Brannock: memorial to the Incledon family from 1558 to 1698; figures of angels by achievements at the top

    18 April 2025

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