History in Structure

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Buildings photographed: 427

First photos of building: 222

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  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: shield from the monument to Philip Cole, d.1596

    3 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: Joan Williams of Stowford, d. circa1633; wife of Philip Cole of Slade, d.1596, daughter of the Speaker Thomas Williams

    3 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: Philip Cole of Slade, d.1596

    3 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: Philip Cole, d.1596, & wife Joan Williams of Stowford; kneeling at prayer desk

    3 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: Perpendicular nave with granite piers, rebuilt c13 chancel; general restoration 1875

    3 July 2017

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: mainly c15 Perpendicular church; early c13 low unbuttressed tower with small bell openings

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Elizabeth Bulteel of Fleet, 1835; mourning figure with sarcophagus

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: separate slab commemorating Elizabeth Elways, d.1645/6, one of the wives of Thomas Hele, first Baronet of Fleet

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: crest from the Hele monument

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: one of the sons of Thomas Hele, first Baronet, d.1670

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: probably Elizabeth Elways, d.1646, second wife of Thomas Hele, first Baronet, d.1670

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: probably Penelope Johnson, d.1630, first wife of Thomas Hele, first Baronet, d.1670

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: middle tier of figures from the Hele monument representing Thomas Hele, d.1624, wife Bridget Champernowne of Modbury & their children

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: upper tier of figures from the Hele monument representing Thomas Hele, d.1613, wife Juliana Smith of Exeter & their children

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: reclining figure of Thomas Hele of Fleet, first Baronet, d.1670

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: 23 members of the Hele family; the main figure representing Thomas Hele of Fleet, d.1670

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Norman square font; two lions with tree between

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: screen renewed by Sedding though base is original mid- c16

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Perpendicular interior, four-centred arches restored by Sedding, 1885

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Victorian south porch from 1885 with figure of Christ & angels; iron gate in doorway

    3 July 2017

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: mainly Perpendicular church; c13/14 west tower & spire totalling 113 feet; window tracery largely replaced during Victorian restoration

    3 July 2017

  • Dartmouth Castle and Gun Platforms to West and South

    Dartmouth Castle: looking upstream from the castle towards the town it was defending

    2 July 2017

  • Dartmouth Castle and Gun Platforms to West and South

    Dartmouth Castle: showing gun positions

    2 July 2017

  • Dartmouth Castle and Gun Platforms to West and South

    Dartmouth Castle: one of the round towers; battlemented & with gun ports

    2 July 2017

  • Dartmouth Castle and Gun Platforms to West and South

    Dartmouth Castle: begun by John Hawley in 1388; much added by corporation of the town 1481-1496; earliest surviving coastal castle to carry guns

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Petrox

    St Petrox: ledger stone; Elizabeth Holdsworth, 1754

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Petrox

    St Petrox: inscription to Edward Roope, d.1689, from his wife's memorial

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Petrox

    St Petrox: inscription to memorial of Elizabeth Roope, nee Kendall, d.1683; inscribed oval

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Petrox

    St Petrox: Elizabeth Roope, nee Kendall, d.1683; inscribed oval, flanked by columns

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Petrox

    St Petrox: Dorothy Rous, 1617; daughter (or granddaughter) of John Roope

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Petrox

    St Petrox: Barbara, wife of John Plumleighe, 1610; French hood

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Petrox

    St Petrox: inscription from the brass to John Roope, d.1609; twelve English verses in Roman capitals

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Petrox

    St Petrox: John Roope of Townstall, d.1609; merchant in civilian dress; standing on a chequered floor

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Petrox

    St Petrox: simple nave with low octagonal piers & semicircular arches; plain barrel ceiling

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Petrox

    St Petrox: present building dates from 1641; two-stage west tower; semicircular arched windows

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: scenic view from the south; west tower, 83 feet high, used as landmark for shipping

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: from the north; c13-c15 church heavily restored in 1871 & all windows (except tower) replaced in 1971

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: pulpit carved in 1891 by Violet Pinwill, aged 17; biblical scenes; the good shepherd, Christ carrying the Cross & Denial of St Peter

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: pulpit carved in 1891 by Violet Pinwill, aged 17; biblical scenes many depicting animals; Elijah feeding ravens

    2 July 2017

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: chancel with various Goodrich tablets on north wall; pulpit & modern gull lectern in foreground

    2 July 2017

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