History in Structure

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Buildings photographed: 427

First photos of building: 222

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  • Church of the Holy Rood

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

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: three over life-sized c14 oak effigies in south transept; weepers along the eastern one

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: effigy of c14 knight, probably an early Achard from earlier church

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: early c14 Achard tomb in south wall of chancel, cross legged knight

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: tomb recess or Easter Sepulchre in north wall of chancel; effigy of priest placed underneath

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: early c14 sedilia & piscina; ogee arches, cusping & head cusps

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: early c14 piscina, sedilia & tomb recess all with cusped ogee arches

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: nave looking towards ogee screen beneath Decorated chancel arch; early c14 chancel of chalk, renewed reticulated east window

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: view from the north; late Norman doorway with round arch, long Decorated windows

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: north side with c13 west tower with later broach spire, late c13 bell openings

    25 May 2019

  • Church of the Holy Rood

    Holy Cross: church rebuilt by Robert Achard & William de Herleston early c14; approach from the north-west

    25 May 2019

  • Church of St Mary and St Edward

    St Mary & St Edward: memorial to members of the Gore family who were owners 1659-1841; Charles Gore, d.1841

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary and St Edward

    St Mary & St Edward: memorial to members of the Gore family who were owners 1659-1841; William Gore, d.1769

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary and St Edward

    St Mary & St Edward: memorial to Catherine (nee Sydenham of Brimpton), d.1657, wife of Joseph Bampfield (army officer & spy)

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary and St Edward

    St Mary & St Edward: memorial to Francis James, chancellor of Wells, d.1616, wife Blanche & eleven children

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary and St Edward

    St Mary & St Edward: piscina in Gibbs chapel

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary and St Edward

    St Mary & St Edward: gilded reredos & painted panelled surround by Zwinck of Oberammergau

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary and St Edward

    St Mary & St Edward: south aisle or Gibbs Chapel; originally choir of nunnery church

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary and St Edward

    St Mary & St Edward: east window of chancel; spreading vine with saints, 1889 by Kempe

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary and St Edward

    St Mary & St Edward: nave & chancel; rood screen by Woodyer

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary and St Edward

    St Mary & St Edward: originally a Benedictine nunnery; present church is mostly of 1887 by Woodyer for Henry Martin Gibbs; Barrow Court to the right

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: brass plate with kneeling figures to Rice Davis of Middle Temple, d.1638, & wife Dorothy (Rodney), d.1604

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: central shield from c16 screen relating to Elizabeth Rodney (nee Compton), d.1536

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: inscription from c16 screen relating to Elizabeth Rodney (nee Compton), d.1536

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: Walter Rodney, d.1466

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: monument to Walter Rodney, d.1466; tomb chest with ogee niches; early c16 screen behind of three four-centred openings

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: Decorated nave with octagonal piers & double-chamfered arches; early c16 screen, chandelier of 1786

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: view from the south-east; mostly c15 Perpendicular

    11 November 2018

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: c15 four-stage west tower, 103 ft. high, set-back buttresses, pinnacles & sub-pinnacles; early c14 south porch

    11 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: shield from the monument to Richard Choke, d.1483

    10 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: angels holding shields against the back wall of the monument to Richard Choke, d.1483

    10 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Margaret (Morris), d.1484, second wife of Richard Choke; Yorkist collar of suns & roses

    10 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Richard Choke of Stanton Drew, Justice of the Common Pleas, d.1483; head supported by angels

    10 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: monument to Richard Choke, Justice of the Common Pleas, d.1483, & second wife Margaret (Morris); canopy with ogee gables & demi angels

    10 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: late c13 effigy of William de Snowden

    10 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: top of rood screen, c.1480-1500; foliage friezes & cresting

    10 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: rood screen, c.1480-1500

    10 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: wide nave with wave mouldings between four attached shafts

    10 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: three-stage tower, probably built by Thomas de Lyon, late c14; battlements & pinnacles; spirelet on higher stair-turret

    10 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: south side with late c15 three-light ogee windows

    10 November 2018

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