History in Structure

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Buildings photographed: 427

First photos of building: 222

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  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: c15 south door with wrought iron hinges; some Norman work surrounding it

    7 November 2018

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: four-stage tower, c.1440, repaired 1541; setback buttresses, pierced parapet

    7 November 2018

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: externally almost entirely Perpendicular, completed by 1500

    7 November 2018

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: churchyard setting with late medieval cross on an octagonal plinth

    7 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: reclining c17 lady formerly in the churchyard

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: memorial to Elizabeth (Billing), d.1747, wife of John Carew, d.1750

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: memorial to Thomas Carew, d.1719, & wife Elizabeth (Sanford of Nynehead)

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: shield from the monument to John Carew of Crowcombe, d.1683

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: inscription from the monument to John Carew of Crowcombe, d.1683

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: John Carew of Crowcombe, d.1683, & wife Dorothy Hippisley, d.1687

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: monument to John Carew of Crowcombe, d.1683, & wife Dorothy Hippisley; standing angel at heads

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: shield from the monument to John Carew, d.1637

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: Elizabeth (nee Southcote of Bovey Tracy), d.1633, wife of John Carew, d.1637

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: John Carew, d.1637; bearded figure with ruff

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: John Carew, d.1637, & wife Elizabeth (Southcote)

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: monument to John Carew of Rifton in Stoodleigh, d.1637, & wife Elizabeth (Southcote of Bovey Tracy); erected 1640; kneeling children below, tapered pilasters

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: mostly Victorian nave looking west through rood screen; Carew monuments in north chapel dated 1638

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: gabled north porch; square headed doorway, niche above

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: from the north-west; tower, north aisle with square headed windows & porch

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: early c16 tower, embattled with set back buttresses; remainder mostly Victorian in Perpendicular style

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: mahogany chamber organ, c.1800

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: coat of arms from the monument to Mary Tryon, d.1628, daughter of William Basset

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: inscription from the monument to Mary Tryon, d.1628, daughter of William Basset

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Mary (Tryon), d.1628, daughter of William Basset of Claverton; long sleeved black robe, large ruff, baby lying before her

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: coat of arms from the monument to William Basset of Claverton, d.1613

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: inscription from the monument to William Basset of Claverton, d.1613; erected by his son William, 1629

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: William Basset of Claverton, d.1613; armoured figure with belt & sword

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: William Basset of Claverton, d.1613, & daughter Mary Tryon, d.1628, with baby; three quarter figures in niches crowned by shields

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: heraldic glass; in centre, arms of Bishop of Wells with mitre above

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: north chapel & Victorian chancel; c19 east window with reticulated tracery

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Victorian nave in Early English style

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: view from the south-west with the Ralph Allen mausoleum, 1764, on the right

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: set high up above village, now mostly Victorian of 1858 rebuild; squat c13 tower with saddleback roof

    6 November 2018

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: Anna (nee Rodney of Rodney Stoke), d.1705, wife of Thomas Bridges of Keynsham, d.1707

    5 November 2018

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: memorial to George Bridges of Keynsham, d.1677, & his sister Katharine, d.1687; Corinthian columns

    5 November 2018

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: Thomas Bridges of Keynsham, d.1661; created KoB but died shortly afterwards; loose gown, long hanging cuffs

    5 November 2018

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: Thomas Bridges of Keynsham, d.1661; trumpeting angel above & one on either side

    5 November 2018

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: monument to Thomas Bridges of Keynsham, d.1661; four twisted columns with thin central effigy

    5 November 2018

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: memorial to Philippa (nee Speke of White Lackington), d.1628, wife of Edward Bridges of Keynsham; reclining figures in spandrels

    5 November 2018

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: inscription from the monument to Henry Bridges of Keynsham & Cornbury, d.1587

    5 November 2018

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