History in Structure

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Buildings photographed: 427

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  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: memorial to Mary Whitlocke, d.1715; cherubs unveil oval plaque

    19 July 2022

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: feet of c15 civilian resting on cat with a mouse in its paws

    19 July 2022

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: c15 civilian suggested in guidebook as possibly Sir John Golafre, knight of the king's chamber to Richard II & one of the husbands of Philippa Mohun of Dunster Castle

    19 July 2022

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: effigy of civilian, c.1425, set in recess in north wall; restoration completed 2006

    19 July 2022

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: set of medieval tiles in north wall panel similar to those at Cleeve Abbey

    19 July 2022

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: octagonal Perpendicular font; pointed quatrefoils, angels on underside

    19 July 2022

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: north window by Pollak, 2000; eclipse of sun & fish & nets of St Andrew

    19 July 2022

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: glass in south aisle west window by Holiday, 1905

    19 July 2022

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: glass in south aisle east window c.1897 in Burne-Jones style

    19 July 2022

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: nave looking west with monuments on the north wall; tall four-light west window

    19 July 2022

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: nave looking east with arcade of four bays with four-centred arches; broad wagon roof with bosses & wall plate angels

    19 July 2022

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: Perpendicular west tower of pinkish sandstone, 1533; battlements & tiny pinnacles

    19 July 2022

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: Perpendicular church; mid c15 south aisle & porch, earlier south transept; flat headed windows

    19 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: fragment of memorial slab 1641; probably to a daughter of Walter Elford & Barbara Croker

    18 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: skeleton detail from the monument to Elizabeth Elford (nee Coplestone) d. c.1636

    18 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: detail from the monument to Elizabeth Elford (nee Coplestone) d. c.1636; three kneeling daughters

    18 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: Elizabeth (nee Coplestone of Warleigh), d. c.1636; baby at her side on couch

    18 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: alabaster memorial probably to Elizabeth (nee Coplestone), d. c.1636, first wife of John Elford of Sheepstor; curtains drawn apart

    18 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: memorial to members of the Elford family of Sheepstor starting with John d.1584

    18 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: detail of 1914 screen

    18 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: screen of 1914 reconstructed from drawings of the c16 one destroyed in the 1865 restoration

    18 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: south aisle

    18 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: c15 nave with granite south arcade of depressed arches; roof restored c.1775

    18 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: unbuttressed west tower with polygonal crocketed pinnacles

    18 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: Perpendicular church of moorland granite dating from c.1450; formerly a chapelry of Bickleigh; restored c.1865

    18 July 2022

  • St Leonard's Church

    St Leonard: church set on the western slopes of Dartmoor

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: Elizabeth Palk Carew, d.1818 aged 5; only daughter of Henry Carew, seventh baronet of Haccombe

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: memorial to Henry Carew, seventh baronet of Haccombe, d.1830, & wife Elizabeth Palk of Marley & Rattery, d.1862

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: inscription from the brass of Thomas Carew of Haccombe, d.1656, & wife Anne Clifford

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: shield from the brass to Elizabeth Carew (nee Hill of Shilston), d.1611

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: Elizabeth (Hill of Shilston), d.1611, wife of John Carew of Haccombe; Paris cap with back lappet, large ruff

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: Mary (Hody of Pilsdon), d.1589, wife of Thomas Carew; Paris cap with back lappet, large ruff

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: Thomas Carew of Haccombe, d.1586 (probably of gaol fever); bascinet with visor, large pauldrons

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: Philippa (Archdeacon), d.1412, wife of Sir Hugh Courtenay, d.1424; head supported by angels

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: Sir Hugh Courtenay, d.1424; knight in Lancastrian plate armour, head rests on tilting helm

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: tomb of Sir Hugh Courtenay, d.1424, & wife Philippa (Archdeacon), d.1412; son in foreground

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: probably Isabella de Haccombe, d.1341, wife of Jordan de Haccombe; she holds a missal

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: Margaret, c.1250, wife of Stephen Haccombe; shield with arms of Haccombe

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: nave looking towards triple lancet east window; no chancel arch; neo-Gothic c19 traceried screen of Beerstone

    18 July 2022

  • Church of St Blaise

    St Blaise: c13, red sandstone; founded by Stephen de Haccombe after returning from fifth crusade; became a collegiate church 1335, confirmed by Bishop Grandison, 1337

    18 July 2022

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