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

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  • Stokesay Castle and Gatehouse Including Moat Retaining Walls

    Castle: early c14 red painted scroll work in ground floor of north tower

    26 August 2019

  • Stokesay Castle and Gatehouse Including Moat Retaining Walls

    Castle: interior of south tower possibly used as lord's sleeping quarters; fireplace & window seats

    26 August 2019

  • Stokesay Castle and Gatehouse Including Moat Retaining Walls

    Castle: Jacobean panelling & fireplace in the solar

    26 August 2019

  • Stokesay Castle and Gatehouse Including Moat Retaining Walls

    Castle: interior of the hall showing timber staircase & one of earliest surviving cruck roofs

    26 August 2019

  • Stokesay Castle and Gatehouse Including Moat Retaining Walls

    Castle: north tower with lancet windows; timber framed top is a c17 addition

    26 August 2019

  • Stokesay Castle and Gatehouse Including Moat Retaining Walls

    Castle: south tower, topped by battlements, for which a 'licence to crenellate' was given in 1291

    26 August 2019

  • Stokesay Castle and Gatehouse Including Moat Retaining Walls

    Castle: built by woolmerchant, Lawrence of Ludlow, in 1280s & 1290s though earlier work in north tower; later additions are c17

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: c17 woodwork including squire's pew

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: church interior which bear large inscriptions of the Commandments & other texts

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: Norman origins but rebuilt 1654-64 following damage in the Civil War

    26 August 2019

  • Acton Burnell Castle

    Castle: interior looking east; Great Hall & chambers on first floor; main staircase was in the north-east corner

    26 August 2019

  • Acton Burnell Castle

    Castle: interior looking west towards the bishop's private quarters with main chamber on the upper floor

    26 August 2019

  • Acton Burnell Castle

    Castle: exterior of west side; large square windows indicate a country house rather than a fortified castle

    26 August 2019

  • Acton Burnell Castle

    Castle: exterior from the north side; rectangular block of two storeys with towers at the corners; tall transomed windows

    26 August 2019

  • Acton Burnell Castle

    Castle: approach from the south side; fortified tower house by Bishop Burnell, chancellor of England

    26 August 2019

  • Acton Burnell Castle

    Castle: late c13 fortified tower house, began 1284, in the distance from the churchyard

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: brass inscription to Margaret Smyth (nee Unton of Market Drayton), d.1655

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: inscription from the monument to Humphrey Lee, first baronet of Langley, d.1631/2

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: wall memorial by Nicholas Stone to Humphrey Lee, first baronet of Langley, d.1631/2, & wife Margaret (Corbet of Stoke)

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Eleanor (nee Wrottesley) wife of Richard Lee, d.1591; on-looking daughters

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Richard Lee, d.1591, lying on rolled up mat

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: alabaster monument to Richard Lee, d.1591, & wife Eleanor (Wrottesley)

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: inscription from the brass to Nicholas Burnell, d.1382

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Sir Nicholas Burnell, 1382; pointed bascinet with aventail

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Sir Nicholas Burnell, 1382, under tall concave canopy with pinnacled shafts

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: table tomb of stone & alabaster to Sir Nicholas Burnell, d.1382; crocketed ogee niches

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: large double piscina with shafts & stiff leaf capitals; basins corbelled with heads

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: chancel with large east window shafted in Purbeck marble (final stages of window development in Early English style)

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: plain nave without aisles; moulded arches to transepts & chancel with foliated capitals

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: from the north-west showing corbel table & original north porch

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: from the south showing Early English style merging towards Decorated

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: cruciform plan; west front flanked by buttresses, steep arched doorway; simple Early English tracery in the west window

    26 August 2019

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: church built c.1275-1280 by Robert Burnell, later Bishop of Bath & Wells; fortified manor house to the right

    26 August 2019

  • The Palace

    Hatfield Old Palace: detail of tapestry extending length of east wall

    11 August 2019

  • The Palace

    Hatfield Old Palace: interior of surviving hall with arch braced roof

    11 August 2019

  • Parish Church of St Etheldreda

    St Etheldreda: monument to James Reade, second Baronet of Brocket Hall, d.1701, & his son John; erected 1760

    11 August 2019

  • Parish Church of St Etheldreda

    St Etheldreda: Robert Cecil, first earl of Salisbury, d.1612, in state dress

    11 August 2019

  • Parish Church of St Etheldreda

    St Etheldreda: monument to Robert Cecil, first earl of Salisbury, d.1612; black marble slab supported by four kneeling Cardinal Virtues; Temperance, Justice, Fortitude & Prudence

    11 August 2019

  • Parish Church of St Etheldreda

    St Etheldreda: inscription from the monument to Elizabeth Brocket (nee Moore), d.1612, with reference to her mother Agnes (nee Hussey), d.1588

    11 August 2019

  • Parish Church of St Etheldreda

    St Etheldreda: inscription from the monument to Elizabeth Brocket (nee Moore), d.1612

    11 August 2019

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