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  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: William Langeton, 1413; canon of Exeter

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: shrouded c16 cadaver in north choir aisle

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: tomb of Bishop Hugh Oldham, 1519; founder of Manchester Grammar School & co-founder of Corpus Christi College, Oxford; owls are rebus of name

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: heavily restored tomb in south transept of Hugh Courtenay, second Earl of Devon (d.1377) & wife Margaret de Bohun (d.1391); intertwined Bohun swans at feet of lady

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: Bishop Edmund Stafford (1344-1419)

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: tomb of Bishop Stapeldon, 1326; founder of Exeter College, Oxford; High Treasurer of England to Edward II; cusped & crocketed ogee arch

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: one of two unidentified cross legged knights in surcoats; south choir aisle; possibly Sir Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford, 1322

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: tomb of Bishop Edmund Stafford, d.1419; alabaster effigy with canopy around head

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: tomb of Bishop Bronescombe, 1280; contemporary black basalt effigy but canopy with cusped four-centred arch is later, c.1442

    18 May 2012

  • 1, Market Street

    1, Market Street, Watchet

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: reredos in chapel of St Saviour (early c16); scenes of Annunciation, Mass of St Gregory & Nativity; badly damaged during Reformation

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: upper section of great east window; first glazed 1304, amended 1391; c.1470 glass similar to Doddiscombsleigh in three lower central panels (St Catherine on right)

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: nave looking east, 319 feet long line of bosses through to chancel; lierne vaults, lozenge shaped piers with multiple shafts

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: flying buttresses over south nave aisle in late Decorated style; Norman (c12) south tower with blank arcading & blind oculi

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: west front with image screen; last major part of building programme; west window, c.1340; figures completed c15

    18 May 2012

  • Cathedral Church of St Peter

    St Peter: looking south from nearby department store window; large c12 Norman towers flanking Gothic body of Decorated period; rebuilding from east to west over 70 years from terms of Bishop Bronescombe, c.1280 to Bishop Grandison, c.1350

    18 May 2012

  • Mayflower Sailing Club

    Mayflower Sailing Club, Plymouth

    18 May 2012

  • Birketts Farm House

    Birketts Farm Forest Green

    18 May 2012

  • Tinside Lido and Changing Rooms

    Tinside Lido and Changing Rooms, Plymouth

    18 May 2012

  • Smeaton's Tower

    The Smeaton Tower, Plymouth Hoe

    18 May 2012

  • The Pannier Market Buildings

    The Pannier Market Buildings, Dartmouth

    18 May 2012

  • The Pannier Market Buildings

    The Pannier Market Buildings, Dartmouth

    18 May 2012

  • North Pier

    North Pier, Blackpool

    18 May 2012

  • Tower Buildings

    Tower Buildings, Blackpool

    18 May 2012

  • Kirkstall Abbey

    Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds

    18 May 2012

  • Kirkstall Abbey

    Kirkstall Abbey - Leeds

    18 May 2012

  • Museum Number 1

    Museum Number 1, The Plants and People Exhibition Hall, Royal Botanic Gardens

    18 May 2012

  • Tolbooth

    oriel staircase window in gable

    18 May 2012

  • The Palm House

    The Palm House, Royal Botanic Gardens

    18 May 2012

  • The Palm House

    The Palm House, Royal Botanic Gardens

    18 May 2012

  • The Pagoda

    The Pagoda, Royal Botanic Gardens

    18 May 2012

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: inscription & detail from the brass of Elizabeth Walsche, 1441 & husband Robert, d.1427

    18 May 2012

  • Temperate House

    Temperate House, Royal Botanic Gardens

    18 May 2012

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: Elizabeth Walsche, 1441; widow's costume

    18 May 2012

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: early c14 effigy of unknown lady

    18 May 2012

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: restored Norman chancel arch; three orders of zigzag; c13 Madonna & Child; rebuilt c14 nave; chancel restored 1872

    18 May 2012

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: Norman doorway

    18 May 2012

  • Church of St Mary Magdalene

    St Mary Magdalene: late c12; nave rebuilt c14; saddleback roof; c14 porch; Decorated nave window

    18 May 2012

  • Church of St Andrew

    St Andrew: Thomas Cheddar, 1443

    18 May 2012

  • Footbridge, Balgay Park, Dundee

    Balgay Park Footbridge

    18 May 2012

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