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Church of St John the Baptist, Tisbury
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St John the Baptist: mostly c14-c15 limestone cruciform church; top of crossing tower replaced after its predecessor collapsed in 1762
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St John the Baptist: late c12 crossing, c13 Early English north porch; reticulated tracery in transept
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St John the Baptist: mid c15 Perpendicular nave; shaft & hollow piers, round capitals; Norman Transitional arches to crossing below ghost of old window, bell opening & gable
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St John the Baptist: north transept or Lady Chapel, remodelled c14; three light window with cusping; stacked niches each side
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St John the Baptist: c16 nave wagon roof; horizontal angels & bosses
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St John the Baptist: roof boss with arms of Edward Scammell of Tisbury
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St John the Baptist: boss in aisle ceiling
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St John the Baptist: trumpet capitals in Norman Transitional arch
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St John the Baptist: ogee headed cusped piscina with pinnacles rising into south-east window of chancel
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St John the Baptist: brass to civilian & wife, c.1520; children & inscription lost
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St John the Baptist: brass to Laurence Hyde of West Hatch, d.1590, & wife Anne (Sibell of Chimbhams)
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St John the Baptist: Laurence Hyde of West Hatch, d.1590, & wife Anne (Sibell of Chimbhams), six sons & four daughters; two of their their great-great granddaughters were Queen Mary II & Queen Anne
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St John the Baptist: inscription plate from the brass Laurence Hyde, d.1590
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St John the Baptist: one of the memorial slabs to the Arundells of Wardour; Anna Arundell, d.1649, wife of Cecil Calvert 2nd Lord Baltimore
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St John the Baptist: one of the memorial slabs to the Arundells of Wardour; Henry Arundell 7th Lord, d.1756
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St John the Baptist: one of the memorial slabs to the Arundells of Wardour; Ann Arundell (nee Wyndham of Ashcombe), d.1796
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St John the Baptist: memorial to Henry, d.1721 son of Henry Arundell 3rd Lord of Wardour
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St John the Baptist: Anthony Combes, d.1644
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St John the Baptist: Henry Rose, d.1682
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St John the Baptist: memorial to Bridget Jay, d.1727; twin arched panels between fluted pilasters
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Church of ST John the Baptist