History in Structure

Invalid Contributor

All Photos: 0

Photos this month: 0

Photos this week: 0

Featured Photos: 0

Buildings photographed: 0

First photos of building: 0

First photos of building this month: 0

First photos of building this week: 0

  • Guildhall Cottage

    Guildhall Cottage, Totnes

    16 May 2012

  • Eastgate (Part of No 2)

    Eastgate (part of No2), Fore Street, Totnes

    16 May 2012

  • Eastgate (Part of No 2)

    Eastgate, Fore Street, Totnes

    16 May 2012

  • East Gateway, Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline

    East Gate to Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline.

    16 May 2012

  • Market Cross, High Street, Dunfermline

    High Street, Dunfermline, Market Cross.

    16 May 2012

  • Clydesdale Bank, 60-64 High Street, Dunfermline

    60-64 High Street, Dunfermline, Clydesdale Bank.

    16 May 2012

  • Nos 45/46 and 47

    Nos 45/46 and 47, The Hobby Drive, Clovelly

    16 May 2012

  • 55 The Quay

    No 55 The Hobby Drive, Clovelly

    16 May 2012

  • No 53 (Crazy Kates) and No 54

    No. 53 (crazy Kates) and No 54 The Hobby Drive, Clovelly

    16 May 2012

  • Former Limekiln and Archway on Foreshore

    Former Limekiln and Archway on Foreshore, The Hobby Drive, Clovelly

    16 May 2012

  • Chandlery Store with Forecourt Railings and Steps

    Chandlery Store with Forecourt Railings and Steps, The Hobby Drive, Clovelly

    16 May 2012

  • The Pier

    The Pier, Clovelly

    16 May 2012

  • The Red Lion Hotel

    Th Red Lion Hotel, Clovelly

    16 May 2012

  • Pannier Market

    Pannier Market, Barnstaple

    16 May 2012

  • Pannier Market

    Pannier Market, Barnstaple

    16 May 2012

  • George and Dragon Public House

    George and Dragon Public House, Ilfracombe

    16 May 2012

  • St Nicholas' Chapel and Lighthouse

    St Nicholas' Chapel and Lighthouse, Ilfracombe

    16 May 2012

  • Church of St Clement

    Church of St Clement, St Clement

    16 May 2012

  • Quay to East and South of Quay Cottage and by King Harry Ferry

    Quay to east and south of Quay Cottage and by King Harry Ferry

    16 May 2012

  • The Porch House

    The Porch House, High Street

    16 May 2012

  • First and Last House

    First and Last House

    16 May 2012

  • Quay to East and South of Quay Cottage and by King Harry Ferry

    Quay to east and south of Quay Cottage and by King Harry Ferry

    16 May 2012

  • Stable Block at Approx 50M North West of Trelissick House

    Stable block at approx 50m north west of Trelissick House

    16 May 2012

  • The Water Tower

    The Water Tower, Trelissick House

    16 May 2012

  • Truro Cathedral

    Truro Cathedral

    16 May 2012

  • Barn 10 Metres North West of Number 51

    completed

    16 May 2012

  • Portreath Harbour Including Slipway to South South West

    Portreath Harbour Including Slipway to South South West, Portreath

    16 May 2012

  • Portreath Harbour Including Slipway to South South West

    Portreath Harbour Including Slipway to South South West, Portreath

    16 May 2012

  • Portreath Harbour Including Slipway to South South West

    Portreath Harbour Including Slipway to South South West, Portreath

    16 May 2012

  • Portreath Harbour Including Slipway to South South West

    Portreath Harbour Including Slipway to South South West, Portreath

    16 May 2012

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: Mary, second wife of Giles Daubeney, 1442

    16 May 2012

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: dog at skirts, from the brass of Joan Daubeney, 1445

    16 May 2012

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: Sir Giles Daubeney, 1445

    16 May 2012

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: Sir Giles Daubeney & wife Joan, d.1445 eng. c.1430; canopied on altar tomb; restored by Waller, 1882

    16 May 2012

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: early c14 cross legged knight

    16 May 2012

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: late c13 chancel with Perpendicular east window

    16 May 2012

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    St Peter & St Paul: Perpendicular nave with four-hollowed piers; late c13 crossing

    16 May 2012

  • Church of St Peter and St Paul

    16 May 2012

BritishListedBuildings.co.uk is an independent online resource and is not associated with any government department. All government data published here is used under licence. Please do not contact BritishListedBuildings.co.uk for any queries related to any individual listed building, planning permission related to listed buildings or the listing process itself.

British Listed Buildings is a Good Stuff website.