History in Structure

All Photos: 4,716

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Buildings photographed: 427

First photos of building: 222

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  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: Frances (nee Braham), d.1879, Lady Waldegrave & later wife to Chichester Fortescue, Lord Clermont

    31 October 2018

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: memorial to Chichester Fortescue, second Lord Clermont, d.1898

    31 October 2018

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: Elizabeth, d.1388, wife of Henry FitzRoger of Chewton

    31 October 2018

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: Henry FitzRoger of Chewton, d.1352; jupon with three lions rampant & small shield on camail with cross of St George

    31 October 2018

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: Henry FitzRoger of Chewton, d.1352, & wife Elizabeth, d.1388

    31 October 2018

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: tomb of Henry FitzRoger of Chewton, d.1352; quatrefoil panels

    31 October 2018

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: tall Norman niche with slim shafts & scalloped capitals

    31 October 2018

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: late c13 east portion of nave; chancel c.1200-1250; heavily restored 1865

    31 October 2018

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: north doorway of Bath stone; two orders of columns, scalloped capitals, arch with chevron decoration

    31 October 2018

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: niche above the west window; statue of Christ supported by angels

    31 October 2018

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: late c15-mid c16 tower, 126 ft high of three stages; pierced arcading & pinnacles

    31 October 2018

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: Perpendicular church surrounded by trees revealing only the tower

    31 October 2018

  • Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: crest from the monument to John Newton of Barrs Court, d.1568

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: inscription from the monument to John Newton of Barrs Court, d.1568

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: some kneeling children from the monument to John Newton of Barrs Court, d.1568

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: recumbent effigy of John Newton of Barrs Court, d.1568

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: monument to John Newton of Barrs Court, d.1568; six poster with fluted columns; twenty kneeling children below

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: c13 nave with clustered piers looking east to chancel via Victorian Perpendicular screen

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: early c16 tower with diagonal buttresses; c16 large plain south porch

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Laurence

    St Laurence: externally mostly c15-c16 Perpendicular, c13 chancel

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: Thomas de Moreton, c.1290, in civilian clothes

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: Thomas de Moreton, c.1290, flatly carved

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: Norman pier with eight twisted rolls flanked by beading

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: Norman capital

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: Norman capital

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: ribbed vault in chancel with chevron decoration

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: Norman nave; arcades with circular piers with scalloped capitals; c15 chancel arch

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: Norman chancel with dovecote built in, c.1606; door high up & smaller entrance for the birds

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: view from the east; c16 four-stage tower with two-light bell openings flanked by niches

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Michael and All Angels

    St Michael: Norman church began c.1130; Perpendicular west tower & north aisle; Norman clerestory

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: Frances Southwell of Woodrising, d.1659, wife of Edward Rodney, d.1657

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: Edward Rodney of Rodney Stoke, d.1657

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: monument to Edward Rodney, d.1657, & wife Frances (Southwell of Woodrising), d.1659

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: inscription from the memorial to George Rodney of Rodney Stoke, d.1651

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: George Rodney of Rodney Stoke, d.1651

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: George Rodney of Rodney Stoke, d.1651; shrouded demi-figure rising from coffin

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: Anne (nee Lake of Canons), d.1630

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: monument to Anne (nee Lake of Canons), d.1630; sarcophagus base

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: shield from the monument to John Rodney, d.1527

    30 October 2018

  • Church of St Leonard

    St Leonard: monument to Sir John Rodney, d.1527; cusped Tudor arch; three shield in panels

    30 October 2018

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