History in Structure

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Buildings photographed: 427

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  • Church of St Hermes

    St Hermes: inscription from the brass to Robert Trencreek of Treworgan, d.1594

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Hermes

    St Hermes: shield from the brass to Robert Trencreek of Treworgan, d.1594

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Hermes

    St Hermes: Honor Mohun, one of the four daughters of Robert Trencreek of Treworgan

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Hermes

    St Hermes: Catherine Polwhele, one of the four daughters of Robert Trencreek of Treworgan

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Hermes

    St Hermes: Jane Penwarne, one of the four daughters of Robert Trencreek of Treworgan

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Hermes

    St Hermes: Julianna Carminow, one of the four daughters of Robert Trencreek of Treworgan

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Hermes

    St Hermes: Anne (nee Vyvian of Trehunsey in Quethiock), d.1596, wife of Robert Trencreek of Treworgan, d.1594

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Hermes

    St Hermes: Robert Trencreek of Treworgan, d.1594

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Hermes

    St Hermes: brass to Robert Trencreek, d.1594, wife & four daughters

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Hermes

    St Hermes: early c19 interior; ceiling retains c15 ribs & bosses; south arcade also re-used from c15 church

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Hermes

    St Hermes: c15 west tower; granite three-stages, crocketed pinnacles above crenellated parapet

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Hermes

    St Hermes: mostly rebuilt 1820 but west tower is late medieval; south porch of 1867

    3 June 2018

  • Church of Saint Paul

    St Ludgvan & St Paul: memorial to Robert Davy, d.1796, & wife Grace; parents of Humphry Davy, the safety lamp inventor

    3 June 2018

  • Church of Saint Paul

    St Ludgvan & St Paul: memorial to William Borlase, d.1772; antiquary, naturalist & rector of Ludgvan

    3 June 2018

  • Church of Saint Paul

    St Ludgvan & St Paul: memorial to Christopher Borlase, d.1749; brass plate with engraved script

    3 June 2018

  • Church of Saint Paul

    St Ludgvan & St Paul: verse from the slate to John South, d.1636

    3 June 2018

  • Church of Saint Paul

    St Ludgvan & St Paul: Margery wife of John South, d.1636

    3 June 2018

  • Church of Saint Paul

    St Ludgvan & St Paul: John South, d.1636

    3 June 2018

  • Church of Saint Paul

    St Ludgvan & St Paul: slate to John South, d.1636; & wife Margery with two sons & three daughters

    3 June 2018

  • Church of Saint Paul

    St Ludgvan & St Paul: nave looking east; the south arcade is modern, c15 north arcade with clustered piers

    3 June 2018

  • Church of Saint Paul

    St Ludgvan & St Paul: view from the east with standard Cornish three gables

    3 June 2018

  • Church of Saint Paul

    St Ludgvan & St Paul: church extensively restored & partly rebuilt in 1912

    3 June 2018

  • Church of Saint Paul

    St Ludgvan & St Paul: fine c15 west tower of three stages in granite blocks; pinnacles & gargoyles

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Gulval

    St Gulval: notice of restoration of the Harris memorial by his descendant Christopher in 1721

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Gulval

    St Gulval: inscription from the memorial to Arthur Harris, d.1628

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Gulval

    St Gulval: shield from the monument to Arthur Harris, d.1628

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Gulval

    St Gulval: monument to Arthur Harris of Hayne, d.1628, & his father-in-law John Davells of Petrockstowe, d.1627

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Gulval

    St Gulval: chancel ceiling by Clayton & Bell

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Gulval

    St Gulval: mostly Victorian nave though south arcade dates from mid c15 to early c16

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Gulval

    St Gulval: west tower completed 1440, the rest mostly Victorian restorations of 1858, 1885 & 1893

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Gulval

    St Gulval: heavily restored church in the vicinity of Kenegie, the home of the Tripcony & Harris families in the sixteenth century

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Maddern

    St Madern: separate inscription in verse from the slate to Thomas Fleming, d.1631

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Maddern

    St Madern: initialled children from the slate to Thomas Fleming, d.1631

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Maddern

    St Madern: slate to Thomas Fleming, d.1631, wife & in-laws

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Maddern

    St Madern: slate to Thomas Fleming, d.1631, wife & in-laws

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Maddern

    St Madern: verse from the slate to John Maddern, d.1621

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Maddern

    St Madern: John Maddern, d.1621, & wife Anne Guavis of Sithney, d.1642

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Maddern

    St Madern: slate to John Maddern, d.1621 aged 25, & wife Anne (Guavis of Sithney)

    3 June 2018

  • Church of St Maddern

    St Madern: verse from the brass to John Clies, d.1623

    2 June 2018

  • Church of St Maddern

    St Madern: daughters from the brass to John Clies, d.1623

    2 June 2018

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