History in Structure

All Photos: 4,716

Photos this month: 61

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Buildings photographed: 427

First photos of building: 222

First photos of building this month: 1

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  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Maurice Berkeley of Bruton, d.1581, & wives Katherine Blount, d.1560, & Elizabeth Sandes of Throwley, d.1585

    9 September 2021

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: monument to Maurice Berkeley of Bruton, d.1581, & two wives; Corinthian columns frame two arches

    9 September 2021

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: eroded Perpendicular tomb chest with quatrefoils, possibly John Luttrell d.1430

    9 September 2021

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: modern reredos in the north-east chapel

    9 September 2021

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: c15 nave looking east; piers of four shafts & four hollows; chancel rebuilt 1743

    9 September 2021

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: west doorway with leaf spandrels

    9 September 2021

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: view from the north with its own tower as an elaborate porch; c16 clerestory with pierced parapets

    9 September 2021

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: on the site of Bruton Abbey; mostly c15 Perpendicular

    9 September 2021

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: probable monument to John Paulet, second Marquess of Winchester, d.1576, Renaissance style

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: monument to William Paulet, first Marquess of Winchester, d.1572, & wife Elizabeth (Capell) d.1558; erected c.1543-1566 in Renaissance style

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: monument to John Paulet, d.1492, & wife Eleanor (Roos of Gedney & Irby), erected c.1488

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: c16 nave & chancel; octagonal columns & arches of three-chamfered orders

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: c15-c16 church, built by the Paulet family, of mellow brick with stone dressing surrounding central tower; damaged in the Civil War siege of Basing House

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: inscription to Henry Gape, d.1558, & wife Florens

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: civilian within the head of an ogee-foliated cross, c.1400; detail

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: civilian within the head of an ogee-foliated cross; c.1400

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: knight of the Pecock family, c.1380; transitional from mail to plate armour

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: knight of the Pecock family, c.1380

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: inscription from the Pecok brass, c.1370

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: John Pecok & wife Maud (Weyland), c.1370

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: inscription from the memorial to Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor, d.1626

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor, philosopher & statesman, d.1626; seated asleep in chair

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: remains of c15 Doom painting showing the dead rising from their graves

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: Perpendicular, octagonal font with quatrefoil decoration

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: south chapel altar

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: chancel with late c10 Saxon walls

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: c12 aisle with heavy, square pillars, c15 nave roof

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: nave looking east; pierced arches on the north side, partially blocked ones on the south side; late Elizabethan pulpit

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: chancel from the east; Victorian c14 style Decorated east window of reticulated tracery

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: north aisle with Decorated & Perpendicular windows; clerestory added c13, one Early English lancet window

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Michael's

    St Michael: founded 948; Saxon & medieval building; Victorian west-end, tower & porch

    11 April 2021

  • Church of St Columba

    St Columba: memorial to the Bonython family, last d.1832

    20 November 2020

  • Church of St Columba

    St Columba: slate memorial to Richard Budd, d.1787; curate of this parish

    20 November 2020

  • Church of St Columba

    St Columba: slate memorial to Henry Minnow, d.1697; central panel with verses

    20 November 2020

  • Church of St Columba

    St Columba: slate memorial to Elizabeth Pollamounter of Trevithick, d.1640

    20 November 2020

  • Church of St Columba

    St Columba: slate memorial to Roger Ellery, c.1640; R.E. displayed across breeches

    20 November 2020

  • Church of St Columba

    St Columba: Royal Arms of Charles II; cherub & pinnacles above

    20 November 2020

  • Church of St Columba

    St Columba: Norman font of Bodmin type; circular bowl with chevron carving; outer shafts surmounted by faces

    20 November 2020

  • Church of St Columba

    St Columba: c14 nave & heightened chancel; two-centred arcades; piers with four major & minor shafts; Sedding restoration 1884

    20 November 2020

  • Church of St Columba

    St Columba: gabled c15 south porch with fourcentred arch; slate sundial

    20 November 2020

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