History in Structure

All Photos: 4,716

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Buildings photographed: 427

First photos of building: 222

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  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: Saxon arch leading from north aisle to the c15 Hampton chapel

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: large two-bay Norman arcade with large octagonal pier with scallop decoration

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: nave looking towards chancel arch with zigzag decoration & decorated capitals (c.1160)

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: view from the west showing oak-shingled bell tower & spire; Decorated window below

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: primarily Norman church with Saxon origins; one Decorated window of c.1320

    9 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: memorial slab to Gertrude Morice of Werrington, d.1701, wife of Robert Cotton of Hatley St George

    9 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: memorial slab to Robert Cotton, d.1697 aged 14; son of Robert Cotton of Hatley St George & wife Gertrude (Morice of Werrington)

    9 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: memorial to Dingley Askham, d.1781, rebuilder of church 1737

    9 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: memorial to Frances & Mary, daughters of Dingley Askham, both d.1748 of a contagious fever

    9 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: memorial to Thomas Cotton of Cotton Hall, d.1729, & wife Anne Andrews, d.1744

    9 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: memorial to infant daughters of Robert Cotton of Hatley St George & wife Gertrude (Morice of Werrington)

    9 May 2022

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: marble memorial to Alice Constable of Dromonby, d.1667, wife of Thomas Cotton

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: various Victorian memorials to the Heathcotes with Gothic frames

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: inscription from the memorial to Elizabeth Honeywood of Marks Hall, d.1702

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Elizabeth Honeywood of Marks Hall, d.1702, wife of John Cotton, third Baronet; portrait above framed by palms, cherub heads below

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: inscription from the monument to John Cotton, third Baronet, d.1702

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: memorial to John Cotton, third Baronet of Conington, d.1702

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: memorial to Thomas Cotton, second Baronet of Conington, d.1662; bust in circular recess, bay garland

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: memorial to Robert Cotton, first Baronet of Conington (antiquary), d.1631; bust in oval recess, laurel garland

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: double monument to Thomas Cotton of Conington, d.1592, with wife Elizabeth Shirley of Stanton Harold & Thomas Cotton, d.1574, with wife Lucy Harvey of Elmesthorpe

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: inscription from the monument to Thomas Cotton of Conington, d.1517

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: monument to Thomas Cotton of Conington, d.1517, & wife Johanna Parys of Linton

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: monument of c.1603 by Robert Cotton (antiquary) featuring David, 4th Earl of Huntingdon, d.1219, with arms of kings whom he was descended

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: monument of c.1603 by Robert Cotton (antiquary) featuring Prince Henry of Scotland (1115-1152)

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Purbeck marble effigy of knight, c.1330 in robes of Franciscan Tertiary; possibly of the de Brus family

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: straight topped sedilia with three hanging vaults; reticulated frieze below; piscina to the left

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: nave looking west towards tower

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: nave with four bay arcades with complex Perpendicular section

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: ashlar faced, late c15 four-stage west tower; panelled polygonal buttresses; large pinnacles added by Thomas Cotton in 1638

    9 May 2022

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: late c15 estate church set in grounds of Conington Hall; embattled nave & aisles, tall clerestory, four-light aisle windows

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St James

    St James: memorial to John (Jack) Russell 1833-1880; 'Hunting Vicar'

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St James

    St James: Mary, d.1632, probably a sister of Tristram Chichester; set on external wall

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St James

    St James: memorial to Henry Chichester, d.1736; achievement & putti, skull below

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St James

    St James: memorial to Lewis Rosier d.1676; achievement flanked by urns; putti & winged skull

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St James

    St James: memorial to John Rosier, d.1658, lawyer of Lincoln's Inn

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St James

    St James: memorial to Tristram Chichester of Hearsdon, d.1654; Ionic pilasters

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St James

    St James: late c15 stone pulpit with saints under nodding ogee canopies

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St James

    St James: rood screen with coving, c.1420, spanning width of nave & aisles

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St James

    St James: nave & chancel with wagon roofs; Perpendicular piers north & south

    9 May 2022

  • Church of St James

    St James: c15 & c16 church restored by Pearson from 1879; embattled parapet to aisle & porch

    9 May 2022

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