History in Structure

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  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: coats of arms from the Tubbe window

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: panel from the much restored Callaway window

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: panels from the much restored Callaway window

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: panels from the Martyn window; five sons & six daughters

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: panels from the Martyn window

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: panels from the Borlase window showing four sons & eight daughters of Nicholas Borlase

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: Borlase window

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: Noah window

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: Creation window, one of many dating from 1480 to 1530

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: south aisle; wagon roof with shield bearing angels; rood screen & parclose screen are from Victorian restoration

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: nave interior with four-centred arches & c15 wagon roof

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: south aisle with clasping buttresses & crocketed pinnacles; large Perpendicular windows & two-storey south porch

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Anietus

    St Anietus: former collegiate church; now c15 standard Cornish Perpendicular; earlier tower of the Decorated period

    4 June 2019

  • Church of St Merteriana

    St Merteriana: one of several slate memorials at west end of church; this one to Frances, d.1701, daughter of William Cotton, d.1656, & wife of Thomas Were of Silverton

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Merteriana

    St Merteriana: female figure from the brass to Hender Robartes, d.1602; presumably his mother Frances

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Merteriana

    St Merteriana: brass to Hender Robartes, d.1602, infant son of Frances Robartes (nee Hender) and her husband Richard

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Merteriana

    St Merteriana: memorial to John Cotton, d.1703, & wife Sarah (nee Fuljames of Woodbrooke), d.1676

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Merteriana

    St Merteriana: memorial to William Cotton, d.1656, & wife Elizabeth (nee Hender of Botreaux Castle); three sons & five daughters

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Merteriana

    St Merteriana: one of four slate panels representing the four daughters of John Hender of Botreaux Castle, d.1611, & their husbands

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Merteriana

    St Merteriana: inscription from the memorial to John Hender of Botreaux Castle, d.1611

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Merteriana

    St Merteriana: memorial to John Hender of Botreaux Castle, d.1611, & wife Jane (nee Thorne of Northampton)

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Merteriana

    St Merteriana: simple Norman font

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Merteriana

    St Merteriana: nave with c16 south aisle, four-centred arches

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Merteriana

    St Merteriana: part of monastic building; c15 tower, restored & given saddleback roof in 1869

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Merteriana

    St Merteriana: mother church of Boscastle set below a country lane in a wooded valley south of the town

    30 May 2019

  • Cross About 1 Metre West of Lych Gate of Church of St Morwenna

    St Morwenna: Celtic cross in churchyard brought here in 1851 from the moorland by R.S. Hawker

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: slab commemorating Charlotte, d.1863, the first wife of vicar R.S. Hawker

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: memorial plaque to Grace Coryndon, d.1731

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: slate memorial to John Kempthorne, d.1591

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: ship's figurehead from the Caledonia of Arbroath, wrecked in 1842

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: panel from the Hawker memorial window, 1904, depicting the vicar with his dog & other features of the parish

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: panel from the Hawker memorial window, 1904, depicting St Morwenna holding church

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: Hawker memorial window, 1904

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: primitive Norman font; egg shaped with cable mouldings

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: Norman beak heads in nave arches, chevrons below

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: nave looking east showing Norman features

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: c12 Norman doorway set in south porch; zig-zag carving below an order of flowers

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: distant view from the west showing Hawker's vicarage (1837) to the north-east

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: three-stage west tower, c5 lower stages, c.1550 upper parts, tall corner pinnacles

    30 May 2019

  • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist

    St Morwenna: church set above rocky coastline; chancel with c13 lancets; other windows are c19 replacements

    30 May 2019

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