History in Structure

All Photos: 4,716

Photos this month: 61

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Featured Photos: 8

Buildings photographed: 427

First photos of building: 222

First photos of building this month: 1

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  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: boss in chancel roof said to depict Eleanor of Castile, first wife of King Edward I

    21 July 2024

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: boss in chancel roof said to depict King Edward I

    21 July 2024

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: boss in chancel roof depicting three rabbits, their ears meeting & forming a triangle

    21 July 2024

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: ceiled wagon roof in chancel showing bosses

    21 July 2024

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: nave with arcades on octagonal granite piers with double chamfered four-centred arches; rebuilt late c15 screen across nave & aisles

    21 July 2024

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: view from the north-east showing rood stair turret projection; plain lancet window in chancel

    21 July 2024

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: view from the east

    21 July 2024

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: unbuttressed west tower; buttressed aisles; Perpendicular window tracery partly renewed; single light window in chancel with four-centred head

    21 July 2024

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: late c15 Perpendicular church at the foot of Dartmoor

    21 July 2024

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: follow on memorial to later members of the Bellew family; the dates are from 1772 to 1890

    14 July 2024

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: memorial slab in centre of nave with the names of many members of the Bellew family who occupied Stockleigh Court; the dates are from 1597 to 1752

    14 July 2024

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: memorial to William Bellew of Stockleigh Court, d.1826, and other members of his immediate family

    14 July 2024

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: marble wall memorial to Thomas Bellew of Stockleigh Court, d.1789

    14 July 2024

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: memorial to William Bellew of Stockleigh Court, d.1772, & wife Mary Morrison

    14 July 2024

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: single window on the north side of the nave representing the Resurrection

    14 July 2024

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: c14 aisle-less nave with narrower chancel; restored 1878-83 with new chancel arch

    14 July 2024

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: unbuttressed late c15 west tower with small pinnacles

    14 July 2024

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: approach from the west

    14 July 2024

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: church set within a small town on the edge of Dartmoor; granite west tower, c.1418, with diagonal buttresses & polygonal stair turret

    12 July 2024

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: from the south showing two-storeyed, battlemented c15 south porch

    12 July 2024

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: from the south-east showing standard Perpendicular windows; chancel added 1904

    12 July 2024

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: interior with late c15 granite piers; heavily scraped & restored 1904

    12 July 2024

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: modern screen added 1904, said to be an exact copy of the old; c15 granite font in foreground

    12 July 2024

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: memorial to Francis Whiddon, d.1656; bunches of fruit & flowers around the edge

    12 July 2024

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: memorial to Captain John Newcombe, d.1855, killed during Crimean war; classical style with flags & broken column

    12 July 2024

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: memorial to Captain Henry Stevenson, d.1870

    12 July 2024

  • Almshouses

    Almshouses: dated 1637; two-storeyed, ground floor opened in logia of eleven bays; large granite blocks

    12 July 2024

  • Upcott Barton Farmhouse Including Adjoining Front Garden Walls and Gate-Piers to North-West and Sout

    Upcott Barton: notice relating to the Nicholas Radford murder

    8 July 2024

  • Upcott Barton Farmhouse Including Adjoining Front Garden Walls and Gate-Piers to North-West and Sout

    Upcott Barton: late c16 & c17 house but site of notorious murder of its owner, Nicholas Radford, by retainers of the Courtenays

    8 July 2024

  • Upcott Barton Farmhouse Including Adjoining Front Garden Walls and Gate-Piers to North-West and Sout

    Upcott Barton: formerly a manor house, now a farm

    8 July 2024

  • Church of St Matthew

    St Matthew: red sandstone church with plain west tower

    8 July 2024

  • Church of St Matthew

    St Matthew: three gabled east front showing diagonal buttresses either side & Perpendicular style windows

    8 July 2024

  • Church of St Matthew

    St Matthew: two storeyed south porch with steep battlements

    8 July 2024

  • Church of St Matthew

    St Matthew: nave with c15 arcades influenced by Exeter Cathedral; red sandstone chancel arch; roofs renewed during 1883 restoration

    8 July 2024

  • Church of St Matthew

    St Matthew: south aisle showing lavish screen of 1926

    8 July 2024

  • Church of St Matthew

    St Matthew: capital with shield holding angel

    8 July 2024

  • Church of St Matthew

    St Matthew: boss set in porch ceiling featuring the Five Wounds of Christ

    8 July 2024

  • Church of St Matthew

    St Matthew: memorial to John Moore of Moore, d.1700 & his second wife Sarah Paige of Barnstaple, d.1693; Corinthian columns

    8 July 2024

  • Church of St Matthew

    St Matthew: pediment & arms of John Moore of Upcott, d.1700, & wife

    8 July 2024

  • Church of St Matthew

    St Matthew: main inscription from the memorial to John Moore of Upcott, d.1700 & his second wife Sarah Paige of Barnstaple, d.1691

    8 July 2024

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