History in Structure

All Photos: 4,716

Photos this month: 61

Photos this week: 0

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

  • Church of St Protus and St Hyacinth

    St Protus & St Hyacinth: Humphrey Kempe, d.1624, with sons William (d.1629) & Humphrey (d.1632)

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Protus and St Hyacinth

    St Protus & St Hyacinth: slate to Humphrey Kempe of Lavethan, d.1624, & wife Jane (Peyton); children behind with their initials

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Protus and St Hyacinth

    St Protus & St Hyacinth: John Balsam, d.1410; priest in mass vestments

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Protus and St Hyacinth

    St Protus & St Hyacinth: altarpiece in Classical style

    28 October 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: William Mohun, d.1737; life size bust, broken pediment, fruit & flower decoration

    28 October 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: c12 Norman font; plain bowl & corner faces

    28 October 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: detail of cornice from c15 rood screen

    28 October 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: c15 rood screen; four-light tracery; cornice with birds & animals

    28 October 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: nave & chancel in one; c13 arch to north transept; late c14 south aisle arcade; four-centred arches, decorated capitals

    28 October 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: entrance from the north; c14 tower

    28 October 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: mainly c14 church heavily restored by St Aubyn

    28 October 2017

  • Place Manor

    Place: remodelled by Sir Samuel Spry c.1850

    28 October 2017

  • Place Manor

    Place: home of Fortescue, Vyvian & then Spry family since 1649

    28 October 2017

  • Church of Saint Anthony

    St Anthony: Thomas Davy (aka Spry), Admiral of the Cornwall Red, d.1828, & wife Anna Maria (Thomas), d.1835; Spry arms & naval trophies

    28 October 2017

  • Church of Saint Anthony

    St Anthony: Richard Spry, Rear Admiral of the White, d.1775; with Britannia & one of his ships

    28 October 2017

  • Church of Saint Anthony

    St Anthony: slate memorial to Lucy Hele (nee Ellacott), d.1670

    28 October 2017

  • Church of Saint Anthony

    St Anthony: slate memorial to George Spry, d.1658; arms of Spry impaling Ayshford

    28 October 2017

  • Church of Saint Anthony

    St Anthony: black marble tablet to Mary (Gayer of Plymouth), d.1656, wife of Arthur Spry of Place

    28 October 2017

  • Church of Saint Anthony

    St Anthony: marble memorial to Arthur Spry of Place, d.1685

    28 October 2017

  • Church of Saint Anthony

    St Anthony: north transept with Spry monuments

    28 October 2017

  • Church of Saint Anthony

    St Anthony: chancel decorated with Art Nouveau altar rails, reredos & lancet east window

    28 October 2017

  • Church of Saint Anthony

    St Anthony: interior of c13 crossing tower

    28 October 2017

  • Church of Saint Anthony

    St Anthony: interior of church; windows, 1850, in Early English style

    28 October 2017

  • Church of Saint Anthony

    St Anthony: Norman south doorway; scalloped colonette each side, outer ring of zig-zags, Agnus Dei in centre

    28 October 2017

  • Church of Saint Anthony

    St Anthony: former Priory, rededicated 1259; largely rebuilt 1850 for Sir Samuel Spry

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Crida

    St Crida: shield & crest from the slate to Thomas Denys, d.1589

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Crida

    St Crida: inscription from the slate memorial to Thomas, d.1589, & Henry Denys, d.1602

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Crida

    St Crida: slate memorial to Thomas, d.1589, & Henry Denys, d.1602

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Crida

    St Crida: Norman pillar piscina with chevron pattern; c13 trefoil arch

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Crida

    St Crida: south aisle & arcade added c15; Jesus Chapel at east end with cinquefoil headed four-light window; original c15 wagon roof

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Crida

    St Crida: nave & chancel; semi-circular headed four-light east window

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Crida

    St Crida: west tower built 1733 replacing original of 1447; embattled parapet & crocketed pinnacles

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Crida

    St Crida: originally Norman but mostly c15 Perpendicular, rebuilt tower

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: one of the verses from the slate to Lewis Dart, 1632

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: one of the shields from the slate to Lewis Dart, 1632

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: female figures from the slate to Lewis Dart, 1632; Elizabeth (with two daughters behind) in ruff & quilted gown; fleur-de-lis to left

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: male figures from the slate to Lewis Dart, 1632; Lewis (with six sons behind) in doublet kneeling on embroidered cushion; staff resembling a dart to the right

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: slate memorial to Lewis Dart of Pentuan, d.1632, & wife Elizabeth (Roscarrock); two arches supported by pilasters

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: inscription from the monument to Otwell Hill, d.1617

    28 October 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: Mary (Dynham of Wortham), d.1636, wife of Otwell Hill

    28 October 2017

BritishListedBuildings.co.uk is an independent online resource and is not associated with any government department. All government data published here is used under licence. Please do not contact BritishListedBuildings.co.uk for any queries related to any individual listed building, planning permission related to listed buildings or the listing process itself.

British Listed Buildings is a Good Stuff website.