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

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  • Parish Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: shield showing arms of Hungerford (sable two bars argent with three roundels in chief) impaling Hussey

    16 July 2022

  • Parish Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: shield showing Throckmorton arms (gules a cheveron argent charged with three gimel bars sable)

    16 July 2022

  • Parish Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: upper shield showing Throckmorton with six quarterings impaling Hussey & Fortescue

    16 July 2022

  • Parish Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: inscription from the brass to Elizabeth Throckmorton (nee Hussey), d.1554

    16 July 2022

  • Parish Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: five daughters from the brass to Elizabeth Throckmorton (nee Hussey), d.1554

    16 July 2022

  • Parish Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: Elizabeth Throckmorton, (nee Hussey), d.1554, widow of Walter Hungerford; head is a modern replacement

    16 July 2022

  • Parish Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: Elizabeth Throckmorton, (nee Hussey), d.1554; shields, inscription & daughters

    16 July 2022

  • Parish Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: monument attributed to Francis Bird from about 1688; Throckmorton inscriptions from 1614 to 1839

    16 July 2022

  • Parish Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: chancel with c14 east window; three cinquefoiled lights under pointed head

    16 July 2022

  • Parish Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: late c14 nave with earlier chancel arch; chamfered arches on circular columns

    16 July 2022

  • Parish Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: mid c15 Perpendicular two-stage west tower; diagonal buttresses, embattled parapet

    16 July 2022

  • Parish Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: originally chapel of ease to Olney, refounded 1376 from which much of the building is now; late c14 Perpendicular windows

    16 July 2022

  • The Old Vicarage, Including Front Boundary Wall and Gate

    The Old Vicarage: mid c19 Tudor Revival with mullioned windows

    27 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: small part of c10 Saxon cross shaft; bust with halo, interlace & rope banding

    27 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: memorial to Bridget Minterne (nee Browne of Frampton), d.1649; Corinthian columns supporting enriched entablature with achievement & two shields

    27 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: inscription from the brass of John Horsey, d.1531, & wife Elizabeth (Turges)

    27 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: John Horsey, d.1531, & wife Elizabeth (Turges)

    27 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: fragments of c15 glass showing crowns

    27 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: late c15 low pitched north aisle roof; symbols of IHS, Yorkist symbols of 'Sun in Splendour' & Tudor roses

    27 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    Parish Church of St Andrew

    27 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: c15 Perpendicular nave looking towards c13 chancel; restored Early English lancet east window

    27 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: from the north-east; exceptionally long c13 chancel on left

    27 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: entirely c15 Perpendicular tower, aisles, nave & north porch; three stage-west tower with rectangular stair projection, embattled parapet, pinnacles & gargoyles

    27 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: floor slab to Mary, d.1702, wife of John Hankins

    26 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: inscription on north wall of chancel to Robert Ringe, d.1622, rector

    26 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: c15 glass fragments in south window of chancel; includes leopard's head, initials M & Ihs, head of a nimbed priest & sparrow with a harrow

    26 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: reset c15 stone screen of five bays of two lights; cinquefoiled heads; doorway with four-centred arch

    26 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: nave & chancel with c15 east window of three cinquefoiled lights; north aisle added as part of Victorian restoration in Perpendicular style

    26 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: Decorated c14 three-stage west tower; embattled parapet with gargoyles

    26 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: largely c14 Decorated church restored 1865 when south porch & lychgate was added; nave & south wall of chancel rebuilt mid c15

    26 May 2022

  • Athelhampton Hall

    Athelhampton Hall: chapel adjoining state bedroom

    21 May 2022

  • Athelhampton Hall

    Athelhampton Hall: c15 fireplace in state bedroom

    21 May 2022

  • Athelhampton Hall

    Athelhampton Hall: ground floor west-wing fireplace in detail; dated 1588

    21 May 2022

  • Athelhampton Hall

    Athelhampton Hall: heraldic roundels in the great chamber window featuring the Martyn family

    21 May 2022

  • Athelhampton Hall

    Athelhampton Hall: great chamber in ground floor room of west wing; c18 panelling, ceiling is modern

    21 May 2022

  • Athelhampton Hall

    Athelhampton Hall: antechamber at east end of west wing; modern portrait of Chidiock Tichborne, ex.1586 (associated with the Babington plot)

    21 May 2022

  • Athelhampton Hall

    Athelhampton Hall: oriel window in hall with arms of Martyn (argent two bars gules) impaling their various wives; Clevedon, Farington. Cheverell, Daubeney, Kelloway & Wadham

    21 May 2022

  • Athelhampton Hall

    Athelhampton Hall: hall built by William Martyn, d.1504, noted for its roof spanned by three giant trefoils; cusps on arch braces

    21 May 2022

  • Athelhampton Hall

    Athelhampton Hall: Tudor door in the screens-passage

    21 May 2022

  • Athelhampton Hall

    Athelhampton Hall: the north-east face from the gardens

    21 May 2022

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