History in Structure

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Buildings photographed: 427

First photos of building: 222

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  • Church of St Helen

    St Helen: Perpendicular church, heavily restored from 1842 to 1884

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Mary and All Saints

    St Mary & All Saints: statue of Madonna from the Convent of the Sisters of the Church in Liverpool

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Mary and All Saints

    St Mary & All Saints: poem written by Diana (Bishoppe of Parham, Sussex) second wife of George Warburton, d.1676

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Mary and All Saints

    St Mary & All Saints: inscription to George Warburton, first Baronet of Arley, d.1676

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Mary and All Saints

    St Mary & All Saints: alabaster effigy to John Warburton, d.1575

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Mary and All Saints

    St Mary & All Saints: bench end & poppy head (probably Elizabethan or Jacobean)

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Mary and All Saints

    St Mary & All Saints: nave looking east; c14 Lady Chapel to the north, c15 Warburton chapel to the south

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Mary and All Saints

    St Mary & All Saints: between inscription, coats of arms over west door include Dutton (left) and Norton Priory (right)

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Mary and All Saints

    St Mary & All Saints: all embattled, mostly Perpendicular

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Mary and All Saints

    St Mary & All Saints: tower of 1500-1520 with twin bell openings

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: inscription from the 1768 memorial to William Harpur, d.1573, & first wife Alice, listing their charity & achievements

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: inscription from the later memorial to William Harpur, d.1573, & first wife Alice

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: later memorial of 1768 to the same William Harpur, d.1573, but also to his first wife Dame Alice (Tomlinson)

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: shield from the William Harpur brass, 1573

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: inscription from the brass to William Harpur, d.1573

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: Margaret (Lethers), d.1591, wife of William Harpur, d.1573

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: William Harpur, d.1573

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: William Harpur, Lord Mayor of London, founder of Bedford Grammar School and alms-houses, d.1573, & second wife Margaret

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: south-east chapel dating from c.1416 for the Guilds of Corpus Christi; modern east window

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: chancel mostly of c.1880

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: nave; some early c14 work but much renewed; c15 roof

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: from the west; central tower & crossing with recessed spire

    24 August 2018

  • Church of St Paul

    St Paul: main town church of Bedford, building from c13 after castle was demolished; mostly c14 Decorated & c15 Perpendicular

    24 August 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints Pavement: brass memorial to Mary & Margery, d.1600, daughters of Andrew Trew, mayor of York

    24 August 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints Pavement: shield from the brass to Robert Askwith, d.1597

    24 August 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints Pavement: brass to Robert Askwith, d.1597; formerly in St Crux church

    24 August 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints Pavement: black-letter inscription to Roger de Moreton, d.1382, & wife Isabella, d.1412, formerly in St. Saviour's church

    24 August 2018

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints Pavement: city church in the centre of York featuring lantern tower (c.1400)

    24 August 2018

  • Tower of Former Church of St Mary Immediately West of Dartington Hall

    St Mary's Tower: stone slab to Arthur Champernowne of Dartington, d.1697

    24 August 2018

  • Tower of Former Church of St Mary Immediately West of Dartington Hall

    St Mary's Tower: inscription from the memorial to Henry Champernowne of Dartington, d.1656 & wife Dorothy (Trenchard)

    24 August 2018

  • Tower of Former Church of St Mary Immediately West of Dartington Hall

    St Mary's Tower: memorial to Henry Champernowne of Dartington, d.1656 & wife Dorothy (Trenchard)

    24 August 2018

  • Tower of Former Church of St Mary Immediately West of Dartington Hall

    St Mary's Tower: monument to Arthur Champernowne, d.1578

    24 August 2018

  • Tower of Former Church of St Mary Immediately West of Dartington Hall

    St Mary's Tower: c13, upper parts c15; rest of church demolished c.1878

    24 August 2018

  • Mount Zion Methodist Church

    Mount Zion Methodist Church; founded 1784

    3 June 2018

  • Mount Zion Methodist Church

    Mount Zion Methodist Church; founded 1784

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Allen (Alleyne)

    St Alleyne: slate to John Martin of Trefronick, d.1626; cut to fit sloping window sill

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Allen (Alleyne)

    St Alleyne: medieval corbel & carved head

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Allen (Alleyne)

    St Alleyne: interior heavily restored 1873; south arcade, c.1508, with four-centred arches

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Allen (Alleyne)

    St Alleyne: blocked late c12 or early c13 doorway; round arched head, chamfer enriched with nailheads

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Allen (Alleyne)

    St Alleyne: three-stage c15 west tower, crenellated parapet; conical spirelet over turret on far side; early c16 south aisle & porch

    3 June 2018

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