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  • Church of St. Mary Magdalene and attached railing

    Cromwellian cannonball hole below window of spire.

    9 May 2012

  • The Ruins of South Wingfield Manor House, Incorporating Manor Farmhouse and an Aisled Outbuilding to

    Wingfield Manor from the north

    9 May 2012

  • The Ruins of South Wingfield Manor House, Incorporating Manor Farmhouse and an Aisled Outbuilding to

    Wingfield Manor from the west

    9 May 2012

  • Cobblers Cottage and Former Broughton Craft Shop

    Cobbler's Cottage

    9 May 2012

  • Beswick's Restaurant and Cafe

    Beswick's Restaurant and Cafe

    9 May 2012

  • Bandstand in New Park

    Bandstand In New Park - Melton Mowbray

    9 May 2012

  • Two Market Benches to East of Obelisk

    Market Benches

    9 May 2012

  • 9, 11 and 11A, High Street

    9, 11 and 11a High Street, Melton Mowbray LE13 0TR

    9 May 2012

  • 1-5, the Square

    Brade Street, Broughton in Furness

    9 May 2012

  • 2, School Road

    Numbers 1 and 2 School Road

    9 May 2012

  • Thurnham Hall

    Principal Elevation.

    9 May 2012

  • 7, Church Terrace

    7, Church Terrace, Melton Mowbray

    9 May 2012

  • 5, Church Terrace

    5 Church Terrace, Melton Mowbray

    9 May 2012

  • 6, Church Terrace

    6 Church Terrace, Melton Mowbray

    9 May 2012

  • 6, South Parade

    6, South Parade, Melton Mowbray LE13 0PU

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Mawgan

    St Mawgan: inscription from brass of Cecily Arundell, 1578

    9 May 2012

  • 28 and 29, Badbury

    28 and 29 Bericot Lane, Badbury, Chiseldon

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Mawgan

    St Mawgan: Cecily Arundell, 1578

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Mawgan

    St Mawgan: shield from brass of Jane Arundell, 1577

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Mawgan

    St Mawgan: Jane Arundell, 1577

    9 May 2012

  • May Cottage

    May Cottage, Mays Lane, Chiseldon

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Mawgan

    St Mawgan: George Arundell & wife Isabel Borlase, 1573

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Mawgan

    St Mawgan: priest in cassock, cope, surplice & stole, c.1420

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Mawgan

    St Mawgan: c15 bench end; ecclesiastical with Instruments of Passion

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Mawgan

    St Mawgan: c15 bench end; secular with arms of Grenville

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Mawgan

    St Mawgan: late c15 rood screen; foliage carving and arms of Arundell impaling Carminow

    9 May 2012

  • St. Mary's Church

    St.Mary's Church.

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Willow

    St Willow: inscription from brass of John Mohun, 1508; reference to sweating sickness

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Willow

    St Willow: John Mohun, d.1508, & wife Anne, eng. 1525

    9 May 2012

  • 4, High Street

    4 High Street, Melton Mowbray LE13 0TR

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Willow

    St Willow: Thomas de Mohun, c.1440; border inscription & shield

    9 May 2012

  • St. Mary's Church

    St.Mary's Church.

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Willow

    St Willow: Thomas de Mohun, c.1440

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Willow

    St Willow: tomb chest on canopied recess to Thomas de Mohun c.1440; rood stairs to right

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Willow

    St Willow: early c13 font of Pentewan stone bowl & Purbeck stone base, stiff leaf foliage

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Willow

    St Willow: c15 south aisle with wagon roof of moulded timbers

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Willow

    St Willow: c14 octagonal piers of Pentewan stone, simple bases & capitals

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Willow

    St Willow: lantern cross with traceried faces

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Willow

    St Willow: c17 south porch with scratch dial; lantern cross in foreground

    9 May 2012

  • Church of St Willow

    St Willow: approach from the south; c14 unbuttressed four-storey tower flanked by aisles; 1905 restoration by Sedding

    9 May 2012

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