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  • Former Toll House to West of Burderop Farm

    Former Toll House to West of Burderop Farm, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • Former Toll House to West of Burderop Farm

    Former Toll House to West of Burderop Farm, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • Cleveland Lodge

    Cleveland Lodge, west side

    4 May 2012

  • Cleveland Lodge

    Cleveland Lodge, east side

    4 May 2012

  • Trelowarren House

    Trelowarren House: home of the Vyvians from c.1450; much of original east wing remains (centre), polygonial bay window 1662 (right), chapel extended c.1750, north wing c19

    4 May 2012

  • St Michael's Mount

    St Michael's Mount: former Benedictine House, suppressed 1425, given to Brigittine nuns by Henry VI, ended up as home of St Aubyn family

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul

    Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Exton

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Grade

    St Grada: arms of James Erisey, 1522

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Grade

    St Grada: inscription from the brass of James Erisey, 1522

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul

    Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Exton

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Grade

    St Grada: James Erisey & wife Margaret Durant of Pensinguns, 1522

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Grade

    St Grada: Victorian nave & chancel; organ under steep roof; three-light east window with Geometric tracery

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul

    Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Exton

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Grade

    St Grada: c.1400 tower; battlemented with crocketed finials, two-light belfry window

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Grade

    St Grada: view from the south

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Grade

    St Grada: rural church, rebuilt 1862 in early Decorated style with trefoiled lancets; steep roof pitches; only tower remains of medieval building

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul

    Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Exton

    4 May 2012

  • Place

    Place House, home to the Treffry family; largely rebuilt, c19

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul

    Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Exton

    4 May 2012

  • The Ship Inn

    Ship Inn: original location of the town house, built by John & Alice Rashleigh, c.1570; inscription over a fireplace still exists

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas

    St Nicholas: shield from the brass of Alice Rashleigh, 1602

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas

    St Nicholas: inscription from the brass of Alice Rashleigh, daughter of William Lanyon, eng.1602; refers to one son & six daughters

    4 May 2012

  • The Chantry

    The Chantry in 1935

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas

    St Nicholas: Alice Lanyon, wife of John Rashleigh, d.1591, eng. 1602

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas

    St Nicholas: John Rashleigh d.1582

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas

    St Nicholas: effigy from the tomb of John Rashleigh, c.1610; ruff & berret; this John is either the husband of Alice Lanyon d.1582 or their son

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas

    St Nicholas: unknown civilians & wives, possibly Thomas Treffry & wife Avisie, c.1450, & Thomas Treffry (the younger) & wife Elizabeth, c.1465; Lancastrian supporters, usher to Henry VI; family restored to favour after Bosworth

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas

    St Nicholas: early c14 nave & north aisle; octagonal piers without capitals

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas

    St Nicholas: mainly c14; aisles & clerestory rebuilt c15; partially burned down during French raids

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Crewen

    St Crewenna: Thomas St Aubyn, Colonel of the King's Army, c.1650; small figure with arms above

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Crewen

    St Crewenna: incised black marble slab to John St Aubyn of Clowance, d.1714

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Crewen

    St Crewenna: stone slab to Francis Godolphin of Treneage & wife Anne Carew of Antony, 1652

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Crewen

    St Crewenna: monumental slab to John St Aubyn & wife Catherine Arundell of Trerice, 1639

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Crewen

    St Crewenna: Geoffrey St Aubyn & wife Alice Tremure of Lanivet, eng. c.1490

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Crewen

    St Crewenna: Geoffrey St Aubyn, eng. c.1420

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Crewen

    St Crewenna: late c14 north arcade with capitals bearing angels; rest Victorian

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Crewen

    St Crewenna: externally almost entirely c19 Victorian by J.P. St Aubyn or later except c15 tower

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Crewen

    St Crewenna: view from the south

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Colanus

    St Colanus: shields from the brass of John Cosowarth, 1575

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Colanus

    St Colanus: Dorothy Lock, wife of John Cosowarth, 1575

    4 May 2012

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