History in Structure

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Buildings photographed: 427

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  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: arms of Harewell from the brass to John Harewell, d.1505

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: five daughters in pediment headdresses & fur cuffs from the brass to John Harewell, d.1505

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: five sons in long overgowns & fur collars from the brass to John Harewell, d.1505

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: Anne (Middleton) wife of John Harewell, d.1505

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: John Harewell, d.1505

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: brass to John Harewell, d.1505, & Anne (Middleton) his wife

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: altar tomb to John Harewell, d.1505, & wife Anne (Middleton); brass figures on top surface

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: John Harewell, d.1428; head on helm

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: marble altar tomb to John Harewell, d.1428; surviving arms are Throckmorton

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: c13 chancel with late c15 Perpendicular window of seven cinquefoiled lights

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: early c11 Saxon crossing

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: c.1250 south arcade

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: c12 nave with complete parclose screens

    15 September 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: externally Perpendicular; central tower, battlements & pinnacles

    15 September 2017

  • Church of Saint Mary

    St Mary: Margaret, Lady Leigh, d.1860

    8 September 2017

  • Church of Saint Mary

    St Mary: alabaster monument in gothic style to Chandros Baron Leigh, d.1850

    8 September 2017

  • Church of Saint Mary

    St Mary: shrouded figure of Alicia, d.1621, daughter of Alice Duchess Dudley

    8 September 2017

  • Church of Saint Mary

    St Mary: Alicia, d.1621, daughter of Alice Duchess Dudley

    8 September 2017

  • Church of Saint Mary

    St Mary: Alice Leigh, Duchess Dudley, d.1668; married Robert Dudley, illegitimate son of the Earl of Leicester

    8 September 2017

  • Church of Saint Mary

    St Mary: Alice Leigh, Duchess Dudley, d.1668, created duchess in her own right by Charles I

    8 September 2017

  • Church of Saint Mary

    St Mary: black & white marble monument to Alice Leigh, Duchess of Dudley, d.1668, erected 1648

    8 September 2017

  • Church of Saint Mary

    St Mary: c15 effigy of an unknown priest in Eucharistic vestments

    8 September 2017

  • Church of Saint Mary

    St Mary: nave looking west to gallery; c14 south arcade arches

    8 September 2017

  • Church of Saint Mary

    St Mary: wide Norman nave; chancel arch with zig-zag decoration

    8 September 2017

  • Church of Saint Mary

    St Mary: view from the north-west & entrance through the Perpendicular tower

    8 September 2017

  • Church of Saint Mary

    St Mary: approach from the north-east; originally Norman, Decorated windows c.1300

    8 September 2017

  • Church of St. Helen and The Holy Cross

    St Helen & Holy Cross: probably Edward of Middleham, d.1484; robed with cap & coronet

    20 July 2017

  • Church of St. Helen and The Holy Cross

    St Helen & Holy Cross: probably Edward of Middleham, d.1484, son of Richard III & Anne Neville; angels & saints flank Holy Trinity

    20 July 2017

  • Church of St. Helen and The Holy Cross

    St Helen & Holy Cross: Edmund Thweng of Cornborough, d.1344; angels at pillow

    20 July 2017

  • Church of St. Helen and The Holy Cross

    St Helen & Holy Cross: Victorian relief representing the Last Supper; formerly a reredos

    20 July 2017

  • Church of St. Helen and The Holy Cross

    St Helen & Holy Cross: mainly c14 interior; Witham chantry chapel, c.1480, at end of north aisle; c15 five light east window

    20 July 2017

  • Church of St. Helen and The Holy Cross

    St Helen & Holy Cross: Norman origins in nave & tower; c13 chancel, c14 aisles

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: inscription from the monument to Thomas, Lord Wyndham of Finglass, d.1745, Lord Chancellor of Ireland

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: monument to Thomas, Lord Wyndham of Finglass, d.1745

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: inscription relating to Thomas Seymour, d.1619, with reference to his wife Isabel Onley

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Thomas, d.1619, younger son of Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: inscription relating to Edward Seymour, d.1612, with reference to his wife Honora Rogers

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Edward, d.1612, elder son of Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: inscription from the monument to Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford, 1539-1621

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Lady Katherine Grey, d.1568, wife of Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford & sister of Lady Jane Grey

    20 July 2017

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