History in Structure

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Buildings photographed: 427

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  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: north window with some c14 glass; St Bartholomew, St James the Great & St John, Virgin in centre below

    12 November 2017

  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: easternmost north window with some c14 glass; Christ in Majesty, St Margaret, St Barbara & St Catherine

    12 November 2017

  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: c14 church consisting of surviving north aisle of Benedictine Priory for nuns; brick tower added 1663

    12 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: William Symson, d.1519, chaplain in mass vestments

    7 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: priest in processional vestments with twelve Apostles on orphrey; possibly John Gygur, provost of Tattershall, c.1510

    7 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: William Moor, d.1456, in mass vestments; second provost of Tattershall college

    7 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: St Elizabeth with John the Baptist from the brass to Maud Willoughby (nee Stanhope), d.1497

    7 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: inscription from the brass to Maud Willoughby (nee Stanhope), d.1497; small lapdogs on folds of skirt

    7 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: Maud Willoughby (nee Stanhope), d.1497

    7 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: Maud Willoughby (nee Stanhope), d.1497, eng. c.1470, co-heiress of Cromwell

    7 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: St Dorothy from the brass to Joan (nee Stanhope), Lady Cromwell, d.1479

    7 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: inscription from the brass to Joan (nee Stanhope), Lady Cromwell, d.1479

    7 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: Joan (nee Stanhope), Lady Cromwell, d.1479; jeweled tiara, ornate necklace

    7 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: Joan (nee Stanhope), Lady Cromwell, d.1479, eng. c.1490, widow of Sir Humphrey Bourchier; single canopy

    7 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: inscription from the brass to Ralph Lord Cromwell, d.1455

    7 November 2017

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: Ralph, Baron Cromwell, d.1455, Lord High Treasurer, eng. c.1475

    7 November 2017

  • Compton Verney and Attached Screen Wall

    Compton Verney House: west range built 1714 for George Verney, 12th Lord Willoughby de Broke; chapel to left

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: Thomas le Strange, 1426; Lancastrian SS collar

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: nave with late c13 Early English piers & Perpendicular arches on south side, north is Victorian

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: late c14 three-stage tower of ashlar; west window with hoodmoulds & cinquefoiled ogee lights

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: inscription from the monument to George Digby with achievement above

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    Church of St Peter and St Paul

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: Abigail Heveningham of Ketteringham, d. 1611, wife of George Digby of Coleshill

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: George Digby of Coleshill, d.1587; fought in various wars against Spain

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: Anne Throckmorton of Coughton, wife of John Digby of Coleshill, d.1558

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: John Digby of Coleshill, d.1558

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: tomb of John Digby of Coleshill, d.1558, & wife Anne (Throckmorton)

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: Alice Walleys of East Haddon, wife of Simon Digby of Coleshill, d.1520; veiled pediment headdress & chain necklace

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: Simon Digby of Coleshill, d.1520; Lancastrian SS collar

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: knight in north wall believed to be John Clinton the younger, d. c.1316

    6 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: knight with mail coif believed to be John Clinton the elder who d. c.1298

    5 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: late c15 chancel; modern seven-light east window

    5 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: nave with Perpendicular octagonal arcades of two centred, double chamfered arches

    5 November 2017

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: late c14 heavily restored in 1868; church with crocketed spire

    5 November 2017

  • Abbey Church of St Peter and St Paul

    Bath Abbey: memorial to John Enys of Cornwall, d.1818

    3 November 2017

  • Abbey Church of St Peter and St Paul

    Bath Abbey: memorial to Nigel Gresley of Knipersley, d.1787; sixth Baronet

    3 November 2017

  • Abbey Church of St Peter and St Paul

    Bath Abbey: memorial to George Throckmorton of Weston Underwood, d.1762

    3 November 2017

  • Abbey Church of St Peter and St Paul

    Bath Abbey: monument to Granville Piper of Launceston, d.1717

    3 November 2017

  • Abbey Church of St Peter and St Paul

    Bath Abbey: Anne St Aubyn of Clowance, d.1709, aged 9

    3 November 2017

  • Abbey Church of St Peter and St Paul

    Bath Abbey: memorial to John Chichester of Hall, d.1684

    3 November 2017

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