History in Structure

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Buildings photographed: 427

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  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: Prior Thomas Vyvian, d.1533; pontifical robes, mitre & face shielded by two angels

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: monument to Prior Thomas Vyvian, d.1533; brought from the now demolished priory church

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: c15 Perpendicular nave; standard Cornish piers with plain capitals; chancel similar but lower

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: unbuttressed tower at north side at junction of nave & chancel; Norman lower stages, Perpendicular above

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: exterior characterised by battlements, stair turrets & large Perpendicular windows, much of which is Victorian restoration

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Petroc

    St Petroc: large town church largely rebuilt 1469-1472; two-storeyed south porch with niches

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: slate to Jane Merefield, (nee Killiowe of Lansallos), d.1662

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: slate to Jane Merefield (nee Killiowe of Lansallos), d.1662, wife of Thomas Merefield of St Columb Major

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: another c15 bench end

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: one of the c15 bench ends

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: pre-Reformation bench ends rescued from St Tudy

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: c15 nave with granite piers; original wagon roofs; possible anchorite cell at east end of north aisle

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: three gabled east end; cusped Perpendicular windows in chancel & aisles

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: unbuttressed c15 three-stage tower; embattled parapet with crocketed finials

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: Perpendicular church set beside the green of its small churchtown

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Tetha

    St Tetha: slate slab, now in the tower to Florence Carew, d.1656, wife of Hugh Carew of Trevie

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Tetha

    St Tetha: girl from the slate to Frances Bennet, d.1636

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Tetha

    St Tetha: boy from the slate to Frances Bennet, d.1636

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Tetha

    St Tetha: lower half of slate to Francis Bennet, d.1636

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Tetha

    St Tetha: upper half of slate to Frances Bennet, d.1636

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Tetha

    St Tetha: effigy of a c14 priest; quatrefoil ornament suspended from knotted cord around neck, angels at head

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Tetha

    St Tetha: effigy of a c14 priest; loose hanging surplice, girded at the waist

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Tetha

    St Tetha: arms from the pulpit dated 1630 for Thomas Carminow of Trehanick, d.1640

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Tetha

    St Tetha: c15 nave with Perpendicular granite piers; fourcentred arches & plain capitals; heavy late c19 restoration

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Tetha

    St Tetha: Perpendicular window tracery of Catacleuse stone

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Tetha

    St Tetha: early c15 church with 1630 additions; Perpendicular three stage tower with north-east stair turret

    23 October 2019

  • Lych Gate to Churchyard of Church of St Marwenne

    St Marwenne: simple c18 lychgate with pyramid slate roof

    23 October 2019

  • Rose Cottage

    Rose Cottage: c18 thatched cottage from the churchyard of St Marwenne

    23 October 2019

  • Parish Church of St Marwenne

    St Marwenne: c17 slate slab set below chancel step; unidentified one with figure of lady next to a column

    23 October 2019

  • Parish Church of St Marwenne

    St Marwenne: c17 slate slab set below chancel step; Jasper Robinson, vicar of Stratton, d.1626

    23 October 2019

  • Parish Church of St Marwenne

    St Marwenne: c17 slate slab set below chancel step; William Gibins, 1689

    23 October 2019

  • Parish Church of St Marwenne

    St Marwenne: c17 slate slab set below chancel step; William Lamerton, 1640

    23 October 2019

  • Parish Church of St Marwenne

    St Marwenne: now set in west wall, cusp headed window from anchorite cell for Cecelia Moyes, anchoress, recorded 1403-5

    23 October 2019

  • Parish Church of St Marwenne

    St Marwenne: late c15 studded south door with original ironwork & sanctuary knocker

    23 October 2019

  • Parish Church of St Marwenne

    St Marwenne: interior of church with c15 wagon roof; royal arms of Charles II with strapwork on south wall

    23 October 2019

  • Parish Church of St Marwenne

    St Marwenne: c14 lower parts of tower, two upper stages are c15 with angle buttresses in each corner; c14 south transept & c15 south porch

    23 October 2019

  • Parish Church of St Marwenne

    St Marwenne: c14 & c15 cruciform church

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Swithin

    St Swithin: memorial slab to Walter Porter of Launcells, d.1582; husband of John Chamond's sister Gertrude

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Swithin

    St Swithin: from the monument to John Chamond, d.1624, engraved on a slate tablet, is the anagram: EDWARDE ARUNDELL READ AND RULED WEL

    23 October 2019

  • Church of St Swithin

    St Swithin: inscription from the monument to John Chamond, d.1624

    23 October 2019

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