History in Structure

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Buildings photographed: 427

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  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: chancel with triple lancet east window with clustered shafts & stiff-leaf capitals

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: nave with Norman windows; c.1400 nave roof with traceried spandrels; c13 chancel screen

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: Perpendicular Harcourt chapel, c.1470, attributed to William Orchard, master builder of Oxford's Magdalen College tower

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: view from the south showing Pope's Tower, the chapel tower from the Harcourt manor house to the west

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: Early English chancel & north transept with tall lancet windows

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: Norman cruciform church; central tower, middle stage Norman, upper stage Perpendicular

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Stephen

    St Stephen: secondary part of the Hechins monument relating to his daughter Dorothy who married George Wadham of Catherston, d.1606

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Stephen

    St Stephen: children in slate panel from the monument to William Hechins, d.1593

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Stephen

    St Stephen: shield from the monument to William Hechins of Hole, d.1593, & wife Frances

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Stephen

    St Stephen: upper part on monument to William Hechins of Hole, d.1593, & wife Frances (nee Dynham of Wortham)

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Stephen

    St Stephen: combined monument to William Hechins of Hole, d.1593

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Stephen

    St Stephen: shield from the monument to Margaret Kendall (nee Buller)

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Stephen

    St Stephen: monument believed to be Margaret (nee Buller) who married Richard Kendall of Treworgy

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Stephen

    St Stephen: Norman font of Caen stone

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Stephen

    St Stephen: c15 nave; north arcade slightly older than the south; ceiled wagon roof

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Stephen

    St Stephen: c15 tower positioned off-centre at end of north aisle

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Stephen

    St Stephen: consecrated c.1259, now a mid c15 Perpendicular church set in the suburbs of the town

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Germanus

    St Germanus: memorial to Walter Moyle of Bake in St Germans, d.1701

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Germanus

    St Germanus: memorial to John Glanville of St Germans, d.1631

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Germanus

    St Germanus: memorial to John Eliot, first Earl of St Germans, d.1823

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Germanus

    St Germanus: marble monument to Edward Eliot, d.1722, by John Michael Rysbrack; man in Roman costume being mourned by weeping maiden

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Germanus

    St Germanus: Decorated windows at east end of south aisle

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Germanus

    St Germanus: ten light east window; Morris & Co. glass designed by Burne-Jones, 1896

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Germanus

    St Germanus: Norman scalloped capital near west end of nave

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Germanus

    St Germanus: view along south aisle; used as the parish church when the rest was monastic

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Germanus

    St Germanus: much restored interior by St Aubyn in 1887; Norman west end, Perpendicular further east; east window inserted after collapse of disused chancel in 1596

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Germanus

    St Germanus: west front with Norman doorway flanked by c13 octagonal & c15 square towers

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: First World War memorial pew depicting a dying soldier in the midst of battle looking up to the cross

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: part of verse from the slate to Philip Mayowe, d.1590

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: backplate of slate memorial to Philip Mayowe, d.1590

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: slate memorial to Philip Mayowe, d.1590

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: coats of arms from the monument to Walter Langdon of Keverell, d.1676

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: inscription from the monument to Walter Langdon of Keverell, d.1676

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: Rhoda (nee Martin of Linridge), wife of Walter Langdon of Keverell, d.1676

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: Walter Langdon of Keverell, d.1676

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: monument to Walter Langdon, d.1667, & wife Rhoda

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: detail from the Violet Pinwill rood screen, 1934

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: detail of c15 ceiled wagon roof; tree-ring dating suggests 1453-1478

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: nave with standard Cornish piers; c15 ceiled wagon roof; Pinwill pews & rood screen

    5 June 2019

  • Church of St Martin by Looe

    St Keyne & St Martin: early c14 lower stages of tower, upper part Perpendicular with battlements & pinnacles

    5 June 2019

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