History in Structure

All Photos: 4,716

Photos this month: 61

Photos this week: 0

Featured Photos: 8

Buildings photographed: 427

First photos of building: 222

First photos of building this month: 1

First photos of building this week: 0

  • Church of St John the Baptist (Church of England)

    St John the Baptist: Robert Whittingham, d.1452, merchant & financier; wears Lancastrian SS collar; head on helm

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St John the Baptist (Church of England)

    St John the Baptist: Robert Whittingham, d.1452, & wife Agnes; plate armour, short surcoat with his coat of arms

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St John the Baptist (Church of England)

    St John the Baptist: Perpendicular screen brought to Aldbury, from the church of the suppressed house at Ashridge in 1575 by Edmund Verney

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St John the Baptist (Church of England)

    St John the Baptist: early c14 nave capital

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St John the Baptist (Church of England)

    St John the Baptist: early c14 north arcade with octagonal piers & double chamfered arches

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St John the Baptist (Church of England)

    St John the Baptist: c14 nave looking towards painting of John the Baptist preaching (1906) and east window in Geometric style with modern tracery

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St John the Baptist (Church of England)

    St John the Baptist: late c14 slender three stage west tower, repaired 1905

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St John the Baptist (Church of England)

    St John the Baptist: church set at corner of village green; c13 chancel, rest Perpendicular

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: inscription from the brass to Mary Gore, prioress of Amesbury, 1436

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: Mary Gore, prioress of Amesbury, 1436; mourning habit, plaited barbe, veiled headdress

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: wall painting; warning to Sabbath Breakers

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: early c15 wall painting of St George & Dragon; king & queen observing

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: Saxon (early c10) wall painting over chancel arch; originally a Doom with Christ in Majesty surrounded by oval frame supported by flying angels

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: nave looking east, c.1200 chancel arch, aisles added at much the same time, the south first; Norman round piers with moulded capitals, slightly chamfered

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: Norman north doorway

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: north porch & aisle of c18 brick

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: originally Saxon with c13 to c19 additions; mostly Perpendicular external features; chancel rebuilt 1845

    26 May 2019

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: flint west tower rebuilt 1704

    26 May 2019

  • Church in the Field

    Church in the Field: detail from memorial to John Stawell, d.1692, showing military trophy

    26 May 2019

  • Church in the Field

    Church in the Field: marble memorial to John Stawell, second Lord of Somerton, d.1692, & wife Margaret Cecil, d.1726

    26 May 2019

  • Church in the Field

    Church in the Field: inscription from the monument to Edward Hext, d.1624, & wife Dionis (Stonehouse), d.1633

    26 May 2019

  • Church in the Field

    Church in the Field: Dionis (nee Stonehouse), d.1633, wife of Edward Hext of Netherham, d.1624; lady with ruff

    26 May 2019

  • Church in the Field

    Church in the Field: Edward Hext of Netherham, d.1624; armoured figure with ruff, head on plumed helmet

    26 May 2019

  • Church in the Field

    Church in the Field: Edward Hext of Netherham, d.1624, & wife Dionis (Stonehouse of Radley), d.1633

    26 May 2019

  • Church in the Field

    Church in the Field: three-light east window, c.1690

    26 May 2019

  • Church in the Field

    Church in the Field: c17 screen with doll like angels & vine cresting; pro-royalist message relating to the Civil War

    26 May 2019

  • Church in the Field

    Church in the Field: east end of nave showing c17 screen & pulpit with arabesque panels

    26 May 2019

  • Church in the Field

    Church in the Field: nave in Perpendicular style; shafted arcades with deep hollows

    26 May 2019

  • Church in the Field

    Church in the Field: view from the south showing short nave with tall clerestory, Somerset Perpendicular tower

    26 May 2019

  • Church in the Field

    Church in the Field: looking across the field to farm buildings; church built for Edward Hext, d.1624, though many Gothic features

    26 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: John Fettiplace of Sparsholt, d.1602

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: two sons of Thomas Bothe, c.1495

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: possibly Thomas Bothe, c.1495, in civilian dress (only upper part remains)

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: William de Herleston, d.1353, priest in mass vestments in head of a cross (most missing); appointed rector 1312 by Robert Achard

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: George Hyde of Kingston Lisle, d.1623, & wife Katherine (Ferrers of Tamworth); tablet with strapwork

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: large wall tablet of chalk to John Pleydell, d.1591 & wife Bridget, d.1623; cherubs, fruit & exotic beasts

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: close-up of Agnes, second wife of Robert Achard, d.1353; widow’s dress, veil & wimple

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: effigy of Agnes, second wife of Robert Achard, d.1353; made from single block of oak showing fine drapery

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: effigy of Joanna, first wife of Robert Achard, d.1353; figures supporting pillow

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: oak effigy to Robert Achard, d.1353

    25 May 2019

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