History in Structure

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  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: Celtic stones in the Galilee Chapel; Houelt cross, Sampson pillar & cylindrical pillar

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: woodwork in the south porch of west church showing carvings of living creatures

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: woodwork in the south porch of west church showing carvings of living creatures

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: stone carved early c13 Jesse niche; figure lies at bottom, his descendants represented by heads peeping out of stiff leaf scrolls

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: richly decorated stonework

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: memorial slab to Bridget Poyntz of Nash (probable a descendant of the Iron Acton branch), d.1713, wife of Edward Portrey of this parish

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: illegible memorial with skull; a date of 1697 is visible & the arms appear to be Bassett of Beaupre

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: unidentified figure with ruff

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: c16 lady, perhaps Joan Hopkins; bust of baby indicating she died in childbirth

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: lady believed to be Joan, wife of Richard Hopkins, d. c.1580

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: mid to late c13 lay man in long tunic; man of status holding glove

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: c13 semi effigial slab where only head is visible; probably a Benedictine priest

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: mid to late c14 reredos with ogee arches, a gift from the Raglan family

    2 July 2023

  • Church of St Illtud

    St Illtyd: c13 wall painting of Mary Magdalene with jar of ointment

    2 July 2023

  • Ruins of Manor House Circa 40 Metres West-North-West of Church of St Mary

    St Mary: remains of manor house of the Dinham family

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: another Dinham lady, another one of the three wives of John Dinham, 5th Lord, d.1428

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: weepers from the tomb of the Dinham lady

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: effigy of Dinham lady; feet on wyvern, angels at knees; long flowing gown

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: monument probably to one of the three wives of John Dinham of Hartland, fifth Lord, d.1428

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: knight probably John Dinham of Hartland, fifth Lord, d.1428; mail gorget & surcoat with Dinham arms; angels support head

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: effigy of a knight believed to be John Dinham of Hartland, d.1428, fifth Lord

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: window depicting St Apollonia with pliers & tooth on one hand, book in the other

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: early c15 nave (with sandstone south arcade) & chancel (no chancel arch), restored 1856 & 1875

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: another view of the tower from the site of the Dinham manor house

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: south side dating from the time of the early c15 tower but with heavy Victorian restoration

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: north side of church including early c16 north porch with round headed doorway

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: unbuttressed early c15 west tower with stair turret viewed from the north

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: originally c14 church with late medieval additions associated with the Dinham family

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: Royal Arms of Queen Anne above the main door

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: hatchment, dated 1754, high up on south wall

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: memorial to Nicholas Browse, d.1696

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: inscription from the memorial to Thomas Risdon of Sandwell, d.1667

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: memorial to Thomas Risdon of Sandwell, d.1667; erected by his widow Susanna

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: memorial to Dorothy Bluett, d.1654, third wife of Francis Risdon of Bableigh

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: chancel showing panels relating to the Lord’s Prayer & Ten Commandments; many c19 memorials

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: c15 stone pulpit with nodding ogee canopies

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: one of the bosses in the nave

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: some old screen panels of saints displayed in north aisle

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: some old screen panels of saints displayed in north aisle; these five have recently been recovered

    30 June 2023

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: thirteen old screen panels displayed in north aisle

    30 June 2023

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