History in Structure

All Photos: 4,716

Photos this month: 61

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Buildings photographed: 427

First photos of building: 222

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  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford, d.1621; nephew of Jane Seymour

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

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

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: fan vault of chantry chapel to Edmund Audley, Bishop of Salisbury, d.1524

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: east wall of chantry chapel to Edmund Audley, Bishop of Salisbury, d.1524, reredos with niches

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    Cathedral Church of St Mary

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: chantry chapel to Edmund Audley, Bishop of Salisbury from 1502 to 1524

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: George Sydenham, d.1524, Archdeacon of Sarum & chaplain to Henry VII & Henry VIII; cadaver on rolled up mat

    20 July 2017

  • Cathedral Church of St Mary

    St Mary: John Blyth, d.1499, Bishop of Salisbury & chancellor of Cambridge University; tomb chest with cusped quatrefoils

    20 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: one of several memorials on north wall; Anne Bere, d.1802

    7 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: Perpendicular c15 north arcade, capitals only on shafts; Victorian restoration by Butterfield 1875-1882

    7 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: mostly Victorian Church but important due to records kept by Christopher Trychay, its only priest from 1520 to 1574, as described in Eamon Duffy's 'The Voices of Morebath'

    7 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: detail from the monument to Lady Thomasine Bourchier (nee Hankford), d.1453; water-bouget from Bourchier arms

    7 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: detail from the monument to Lady Thomasine Bourchier (nee Hankford), d.1453; Bourchier Knot

    7 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: fragments of monument to Lady Thomasine Bourchier (nee Hankford), d.1453, wife of William Bourchier Lord FitzWarin; Cornish Catacleuse stone

    7 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: Perpendicular screen, c.1450, with ribbed coving containing Bourchier knots, restored 1938

    7 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: c15 Perpendicular nave; piers with carved capitals

    7 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: stone slab with reference to the monument of Edward Giles by the poet, Robert Herrick, vicar from 1629 to 1674

    6 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: stone slab with reference to the monument of Edward Giles by the poet, Robert Herrick, vicar from 1629 to 1674

    6 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: kneeling figure, probably Edward Yarde of Churston Ferrers, d.1658; great-nephew & heir of Edward Giles

    6 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: Mary Drewe of Hayne, d.1643, wife of Edward Giles; mourning dress

    6 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: Edward Giles of Bowden, d.1637; kneeling figure in gilded armour

    6 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: Edward Giles of Bowden, d.1637, & wife Mary Drewe of Hayne, d.1643; kneeling across marble prayer desk

    6 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: Charles I from the Herrick east window

    6 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: east window, a memorial to the poet Robert Herrick, 1591-1674

    6 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: nave & chancel in one; octagonal granite piers, bare capitals

    6 July 2017

  • Church of St George

    St George: west tower, c13/14, with central polygonal stair turret; remainder is largely Victorian

    6 July 2017

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: memorial painted on copper to John Prideaux & wife Agnes, erected 1639 by their son John, Rector of Exeter College, Oxford & Bishop of Worcester (shown in red gown)

    4 July 2017

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: slab in the tower John Williams, d.1615, & wife Mary Drewe of Hayne, d.1620

    4 July 2017

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: slab in the tower to Jane (Edgecumbe of Calstock), wife of Thomas Williams, d.1606, & Emlyn their daughter, d.1610

    4 July 2017

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: shield from the monument to Thomas Williams of Stowford, d.1566; sable three curlews' heads erased or

    4 July 2017

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: inscriptions from the monument to Thomas Williams of Stowford, d.1566

    4 July 2017

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: Thomas Williams of Stowford, d.1566; Speaker of the House of Commons

    4 July 2017

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: Thomas Williams of Stowford, d.1566

    4 July 2017

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: monument to Thomas Williams of Stowford, Speaker of the House of Commons, d.1566

    4 July 2017

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: Perpendicular granite piers, Cornish type; ceiled wagon roof

    4 July 2017

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: late c15 church with earlier west tower set in village at foot of Dartmoor

    4 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: poem from the monument to John Savery of Slade, d.1696; shield below of Savery

    3 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: inscription from the monument to John Savery of Slade, d.1696

    3 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: John Savery of Slade, d.1696, as a child; small figure reclining on mat

    3 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: Robert Bellmaine of Dallamore, d.1627, & wife Dorothy Marchant of Lyme

    3 July 2017

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