History in Structure

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Buildings photographed: 427

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  • Church of St Enodoc

    St Enodoc: view from the south-east looking down to Daymer Bay; c13 broach spire on north tower with small trefoil headed bell openings

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Enodoc

    St Enodoc: essentially a Norman church with c15 chancel aisle; a medieval chapelry to St Minver standing alone amongst the dunes; restored by St Aubyn in 1865

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Materiana

    St Materiana: slate memorial to Christopher Chilcott, d.1696, son of another Christopher, vicar from 1692-1725

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Materiana

    St Materiana: rather mutilated brass to Joanna Kelly, c.1430; mother of John Kelly who became Dean of Crantock

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Materiana

    St Materiana: modern heraldic west window depicting coats of arms connected with the history of the parish

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Materiana

    St Materiana: church interior showing deep splayed Norman window to the north; general restoration by St Aubyn in 1870; Perpendicular rood screen, c.1500

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St David

    St David: close up of shield from the brass memorial to William Somaster of Painsford, d.1589

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St David

    St David: brass plate to William Somaster of Paynsford, d.1589; two shields (Somaster impaling Fortescue) placed upside down

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St David

    St David: Jane Pownoll of Sharpham, d.1778; white marble female figure, an an urn in relief

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St David

    St David: memorial to Henry Blackhaller of Sharpham, d.1684; Corinthian columns

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St David

    St David: lower inscription from the memorial to John Kelland of Painsford, d.1679, with reference to his son, another John, who d.1692

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St David

    St David: upper inscription from the memorial to John Kelland of Painsford, d.1679, also referring to his wife Susanna (Fownes) d.1648

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St David

    St David: monument to John Kelland of Painsford, d.1679; scrolly decoration

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St David

    St David: pulpit by Herbert Read 1909 (in c15 style) with nodding ogee canopies

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St David

    St David: c12 sandstone Norman font with palmette frieze & cable moulding

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St David

    St David: c15 Perpendicular interior heavily restored in 1845, windows all renewed; Beerstone arches with foliage capitals only on four shafts

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St David

    St David: tall, slim four-stage c14 west tower, lower northeast stair turret; south aisle with red sandstone battlements

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St David

    St David: all Perpendicular church, mainly built c15

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: memorial to Edward Bovey of Badaford, d.1811; cut out marble urn (Coulman fecit)

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: memorial to Edward Bovey of Badaford, d.1714

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: brass plate to Margaret, d.1662, wife of Edward Gould of Coombe

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: wall monument showing arms of Rowe of Staverton impaling Trevelyan

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: mural monument to Thomas Rowe of Sparkwill, d.1729

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: memorial to Dorothy (nee Horde), d.1655, wife of George Rowe of Kingston in Staverton

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: brass to John Rowe of Kingston in Staverton, d.1592, placed on exterior wall

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: crest & inscription from the Worth monument, 1629

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: figures from the Worth monument, 1629; Arthur Worth of Staverton (d.1614) & wife Susan in front

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: Worth family monument, 1629; kneeling figures, the children above the parents

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: rood screen across nave & aisles, repaired & rebuilt 1893

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: early Perpendicular nave; arches of red sandstone & white Beerstone; granite piers topped by capitals with fleurons

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: star shaped tracery in chancel window; south aisle ones renewed 1873 with plate tracery

    17 November 2020

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul de Leon: mostly c15 Perpendicular church with early c14 tower

    17 November 2020

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: the Golgotha, in the fashion of rocks bestrewn with skulls & bones used as foundations for rood destroyed at the Reformation

    16 November 2020

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: Moore parclose screen, c.1500

    16 November 2020

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: Moore parclose screen, c.1500

    16 November 2020

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: Moore parclose screen, c.1500

    16 November 2020

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: parclose screen, c.1500, dividing the north Moore chapel to chancel crowned by angels holding Moore of Morehayes family shields

    16 November 2020

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: carved screen with fan-traceried coving supporting cornice of three orders

    16 November 2020

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: window in Lane aisle (south) designed by Burne-Jones

    16 November 2020

  • Parish Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: rood beam (a Reformation survival); nave & chancel ceiling covered in blue, crimson & gold powdered with stars; chancel (below) restored in 1849

    16 November 2020

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