History in Structure

All Photos: 4,716

Photos this month: 61

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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

    St John the Baptist: Henry Bridges of Keynsham & Cornbury, d.1587; recumbent effigy, large ruff

    5 November 2018

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: monument to Henry Bridges of Keynsham & Cornbury, d.1587; two-arched canopy on tapering Ionic pilasters

    5 November 2018

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: wide nave with Victorian restoration using old stonework; two-centred arches & Perpendicular piers, four-shafts to north, octagonal to south; chandeliers, c.1720

    5 November 2018

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: c13 chancel with lancets & Perpendicular north aisle

    5 November 2018

  • Church of St John the Baptist

    St John the Baptist: town church, founded c.1270, appropriated to the abbey 1292, rebuilt c15; tower rebuilt mid c17 after original collapsed

    5 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: shield from the monument to Elizabeth (nee Fortescue), 1867

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: Elizabeth (nee Fortescue), countess of Devon, d.1867

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: Elizabeth (nee Fortescue), countess of Devon, d.1867; wife of William Reginald Courtenay, 11th Earl of Devon

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: Harriet (nee Pepys), countess of Devon, d.1839

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: Elizabeth of Rhuddlan, d.1316, daughter of Edward I & wife of Humphrey de Bohun; square headdress supported by angels

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: Elizabeth of Rhuddlan, d.1316, daughter of Edward I & wife of Humphrey de Bohun; feet on dog

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: monument believed to be Elizabeth of Rhuddlan, d.1316, daughter of Edward I & wife of Humphrey de Bohun

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: modern window in south aisle

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: capital with arms of Courtenay (or three roundels gules with a label azure) & Courtenay impaling Bonville (sable six mullets argent pierced 3-2-1)

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: painted saints on rood screen; three-light east window of 1860 in Decorated style

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: c15 nave built by William Courtenay of Powderham, d.1485, & wife Margaret (Bonville)

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: view from the south; renewed three-light Perpendicular windows

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Clement

    St Clement: red sandstone church; c15 west tower with c19 west window; two-light belfry windows

    4 November 2018

  • Orchardlea House, Forecourt Walls and Gates

    Orchardleigh House: interior hallway

    4 November 2018

  • Orchardlea House, Forecourt Walls and Gates

    Orchardleigh House: rear view from the gardens

    4 November 2018

  • Orchardlea House, Forecourt Walls and Gates

    Orchardleigh House: commissioned by William Duckworth, 1856

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary, Causeway Bridge, and Gates

    St Mary: view from the north; Victorian porch & west bellcote

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary, Causeway Bridge, and Gates

    St Mary: secluded church in the grounds of Orchardleigh House; late c13 chancel; restored by Gilbert Scott 1878

    4 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Norman font of Bath stone with Latin inscription 'hoc fontis sacro pereunt delicta lavacro'; intersecting arches on twisted shafts; faces linked by foliage above

    4 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Norman capitals on western side of tower arch, south side

    4 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Norman capitals on western side of tower arch, north side

    4 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: west arch towards tower; Norman three orders of columns; pointed arch added c.1280

    4 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: mostly Victorian nave looking towards crossing & chancel

    4 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Norman south doorway; more modest than the north one

    4 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: arch & tympanum above Norman north doorway, c.1150; chevrons & beak heads, two beasts devouring the Tree of Life

    4 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Norman north doorway, c.1150; Christ in Majesty over arch

    4 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    Church of All Saints

    4 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Norman north doorway, c.1150; two orders of columns

    4 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: view from the north featuring the elaborate Norman doorway; Decorated chancel with straight headed three-light side window

    4 November 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: village church with much Norman work; c.1280 Decorated chapel on left; Norman tower base, late c15 upper stages (completed 1508), early c14 chancel

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: inscription from the memorial to Warwick Bampfield of Hardington, d.1694

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: memorial to Warwick Bampfield of Hardington, d.1694, in white marble

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: south doorway

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: nave looking west through chancel arch; early c19 box pews

    4 November 2018

  • Church of St Mary

    St Mary: late c14 nave with possibly Norman chancel arch; c18 oak pulpit & altar rails

    4 November 2018

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