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

First photos of building this month: 1

First photos of building this week: 0

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: heraldic bench end; right hand panel depicts the arms of John Rashleigh of Menabilly, d.1624, impaling Alice Bonython of Carclew, d.1606

    12 June 2026

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: c17 heraldic bench ends now fixed on a screen; all featuring the Rashleighs of Menabilly

    12 June 2026

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: memorial to Alice Rashleigh of Menabilly, married name Courtenay, d.1659

    12 June 2026

  • Boconnoc Parish Church (Dedication Unknown)

    Dedication unknown: arms from the monument to Penelope Mohun of Boconnoc, d.1637

    22 May 2026

  • Boconnoc Parish Church (Dedication Unknown)

    Dedication unknown: monument to Penelope Mohun of Boconnoc, d.1637

    22 May 2026

  • Boconnoc Parish Church (Dedication Unknown)

    Dedication unknown: window in the west end of the north aisle with heraldic references to the Fortescues

    22 May 2026

  • Boconnoc Parish Church (Dedication Unknown)

    Dedication unknown: arms of Mohun on the altar table

    22 May 2026

  • Boconnoc Parish Church (Dedication Unknown)

    Dedication unknown: large oak Jacobean altar table

    22 May 2026

  • Boconnoc Parish Church (Dedication Unknown)

    Dedication unknown: octagonal pulpit, 1629, decorated with cherubs playing instruments & carved foliage

    22 May 2026

  • Boconnoc Parish Church (Dedication Unknown)

    Dedication unknown: royal arms of Charles I, dated 1639, in painted plaster

    22 May 2026

  • Boconnoc Parish Church (Dedication Unknown)

    Dedication unknown: nave & chancel in one with granite piers

    22 May 2026

  • Boconnoc Parish Church (Dedication Unknown)

    Dedication unknown: south-west turret built by George Matthew Fortescue, d.1877

    22 May 2026

  • Boconnoc Parish Church (Dedication Unknown)

    Dedication unknown: from the south with c19 Perpendicular window

    22 May 2026

  • Boconnoc Parish Church (Dedication Unknown)

    Dedication unknown: church, mainly of c15 origin, set within the grounds of the manor house

    22 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: heraldic glass in south aisle window depicting Fortescue (azure a bend engrailed argent cotised or) & Ryder (azure three crescents)

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: heraldic glass in south aisle window depicting Pitt (sable a fess chequy between three bezants)

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: Norman font with four corner faces

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: more carvings showing the Instruments of Passion

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: c16 figures of saints with their emblems

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: one of the bench ends depicting St Sidwell with her scythe

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: four panels surviving of the former rood screen subdivided by later twisted columns & castellated capitals

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: alabaster reredos depicting the Last Supper presented in 1911

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: east window of 1878 in memory of George Matthew Fortescue of Boconnoc

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: Perpendicular three light windows in the south aisle

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: boss in nave roof

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: original nave roof (though restored in 1926)

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: nave & chancel in one with continuous roof; south arcade of c15 pillars & octagonal capitals

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: earlier transept on north side but no aisle

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: two-storeyed c13 or c14 west tower, battlemented with crocketed finials

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Mary the Virgin

    St Mary: small remote church close to Boconnoc; south side

    20 May 2026

  • Church of St Sampson

    St Sampson: view of the River Fowey from Church Hill

    19 May 2026

  • Church of St Sampson

    St Sampson: small late c15 Holy Well

    19 May 2026

  • Church of St Sampson

    St Sampson: monument to Thomas Graham, d.1835, & wife Harriot, d.1833; marble sarcophagus on slate background

    19 May 2026

  • Church of St Sampson

    St Sampson: ribs & bosses in the south aisle roof

    19 May 2026

  • Church of St Sampson

    St Sampson: rib & wall plate carrying an inscription in south aisle; a mixture of original & those restored in 1842

    19 May 2026

  • Church of St Sampson

    St Sampson: late c15 glass with figures of St Anthony & fragments making up St James or St Sampson

    19 May 2026

  • Church of St Sampson

    St Sampson: south aisle also with ceiled wagon roof; arcade to the nave with low piers & ring capitals

    19 May 2026

  • Church of St Sampson

    St Sampson: nave with white plastered walls & ceiled wagon roof with bosses; Royal coat of arms of James II

    19 May 2026

  • Church of St Sampson

    St Sampson: low, battlemented west tower, south aisle & porch; square headed windows

    19 May 2026

  • Church of St Sampson

    St Sampson: church set high above the village, formerly a chapel of Tywardreath Priory, rebuilt early c16

    19 May 2026

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