All Photos: 4,716
Photos this month: 61
Photos this week: 0
Featured Photos: 8
Buildings photographed: 427
First photos of building: 222
First photos of building this month: 1
First photos of building this week: 0
Church of St Mary
St Mary the Virgin: c13 nave looking west; shows different ages of building
3 July 2026
Church of St Mary
St Mary the Virgin: c13 arcades; north has round piers & foliated capitals, south has plainer moulded capitals on alternating round & octagonal piers
3 July 2026
Church of St Mary
St Mary the Virgin: two storeyed south porch rebuilt 1658; ogee headed niches flank the window above entrance
3 July 2026
Church of St Mary
St Mary the Virgin: view of the north side showing projecting chapel
3 July 2026
Church of St Mary
St Mary the Virgin: re-consecrated in 1283 having been destroyed by fire in the reign of King John; Perpendicular aisle windows
3 July 2026
Church of St Mary
St Mary the Virgin: early c14 lower parts of tower; upper stages Perpendicular c.1370; diagonal buttresses, crocketed pinnacles
3 July 2026
Lostwithiel Bridge
Lostwithiel Bridge: dating from a 1437 rebuild from an earlier core
30 June 2026
Church of St Bartholomew
St Bartholomew: view from the east showing the large Decorated east window with trefoils & quatrefoils
30 June 2026
Church of St Bartholomew
St Bartholomew: view from the north-east showing late c14 north aisle, clerestory & porch
30 June 2026
Church of St Andrew
St Andrew: Civil War battlefield relics from the Battle of Stratton, 16th May 1643
25 June 2026
Church of St Andrew
St Andrew: nave looking east to screen; c14 north aisle financed by Sir Ralph de Blanchminster, c.1346; c15 wagon roofs
25 June 2026
Church of St James
St James: view of interior highlighting the Tudor bench ends
24 June 2026
Church of St James
St James: lofty spacious aisled interior; four-centred arches, unceiled wagon roof
24 June 2026
Church of St James
St James: Norman south doorway; four arches carried on three columns & varied capitals
24 June 2026
Church of St James
St James: memorial to John Courtis, merchant, d.1705
24 June 2026
Church of St James
St James: memorial to Richard Westlake of Emsworthy, d.1704
24 June 2026
Church of St James
St James: one of many early c18 wall monuments; John Warmington, d.1699, steward to the Earl of Bath
24 June 2026
Church of St James
St James: arms of John Grenville, Earl of Bath, d.1701 & wife Jane (nee Wyche); attributed to Michael Chuke
24 June 2026
Church of St James
St James: arms from the Bevill Grenville memorial
24 June 2026
Church of St James
St James: inscription from the Bevill Grenville memorial connecting his sacrifice with that of his Elizabethan grandfather, Richard Grenville of the Revenge
24 June 2026
Church of St James
St James: inscription from the monument to civil war hero Bevill Grenville, k.1643
24 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: memorial to Sarah Hillersdon of Membland, d.1664
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: memorial to John Goodall of Fowey, d.1684, & his son William, d.1686
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: memorial to Richard Pryn of St Germans, d.1663
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: memorial to William Toller, d.1684; his grandson was the successor of the Treffry family whose successors took the Treffry name
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: memorial to John Treffry, d.1658, in the form of a will leaving his estate to William Toller
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: memorial to a John Treffrey (1684?) with verse
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: memorial to Thomas Treffry of Lostwithiel, d.1635, & wife Katherine (nee Hellier alias Mayow)
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: memorial slab to John Treffry of Place, d.1590
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: memorial slab to three brothers of the Treffry family of Place; John (d.1501), William (d.1505) & Thomas (d.1509)
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: unknown civilians & wife, possibly Thomas Thomas Treffry (the younger), d.1474 & wife Elizabeth (Colan of Helland); lady is a copy
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: memorial to Mary Courtenay of Trethurfe, d.1655, aged 16; daughter of Peter Courtenay & granddaughter of Jonathan Rashleigh
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: Alice, daughter of William Lanyon, d.1591, wife of John Rashleigh d.1582 eng.1602
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: brass relating to a member of the Rashleigh family; possibly one of the John Rashleighs of Menabilly or Robert Rashleigh of Coombe, c.1589
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: memorial to Thomas Rashleigh of Coombe, d.1662, aged 67
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: another memorial to the Rashleighs featuring John, d.1624, his wife Alice Bonython & his daughter in law Anne Basset of Heanton, d.1631
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: central inscription from the main Rashleigh memorial featuring Jonathan Rashleigh, d.1675, & other family members
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: coat of arms surmounting the Rashleigh monument; primarily relating to Jonathan, d.1675, his wives & immediate descendants
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: shield from the Rashleigh monument; possibly the ship 'Frances of Fowey’' used during the Armada
21 June 2026
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
St Fimbarrus: arms from the Rashleigh monument
21 June 2026
