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  • Church of St Colanus

    St Colanus: John Cosowarth, 1575

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Colanus

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

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Colanus

    St Colanus: Francis Bluet & wife Elizabeth Colan, 1572

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Colanus

    St Colanus: Francis Bluet & wife Elizabeth Colan, 1572, brass set on slate slab; son of Richard Bluet & Mary Grenville

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Colanus

    St Colanus: c15 standard Cornish north arcade extending into chancel; four-centred chamfered arches

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Colanus

    St Colanus: west tower, rebuilt 1879; south transept is c13; c15 south porch, four-centred arch

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Colanus

    St Colanus: c13 building (1276 suggested) with c15 additions

    4 May 2012

  • Base of Former Windmill

    Base of Former Windmill, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • St Leonard's Chapel, at St Leonard's Farm

    St. Leonard's Chapel

    4 May 2012

  • 25 and 26, Turnball

    26 Turnball, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • 25 and 26, Turnball

    26 Turnball, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • 25 and 26, Turnball

    25 Turnball, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • 24, Badbury

    Ivy Cottage, 24 Bericot Lane, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • 30, Berricot Lane

    30 Bericot Lane, Badbury, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • 2, Slipper Lane

    2 Slipper Lane, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • 2, Slipper Lane

    2 Slipper Lane, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • The Lodge

    The Lodge Storthes Hall

    4 May 2012

  • Boy and Barrel Inn

    Boy and Barrel Inn

    4 May 2012

  • Corner Thatches

    12 and Corner Thatches, High Street, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • Corner Thatches

    12 and Corner Thatches, High Street, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Patrick (Roman Catholic)

    St. Patricks Church

    4 May 2012

  • 11

    Whichway Cottage, 11 Badbury, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • The Limes

    The Limes, 1 Butts Road, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • 4, Church Street

    4 Church Street, Chiseldon

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Protus and St Hyacinth

    St Protus & St Hyacinth: figure of Virgin & Child set within c15 font

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Protus and St Hyacinth

    St Protus & St Hyacinth: close up of Eden screen, 1896, showing rood, Christ, Mary & St John the Evangelist

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Protus and St Hyacinth

    St Protus & St Hyacinth: nave & south aisle, arcade definitely leaning; rood screen of 1896 by F.C. Eden

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Protus and St Hyacinth

    St Protus & St Hyacinth: standard Cornish east end with triple gables; east window of chancel has Early English lancets, Perpendicular north chancel aisle windows

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Protus and St Hyacinth

    St Protus & St Hyacinth: essentially Norman building though south aisle & porch added c15

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Protus and St Hyacinth

    St Protus & St Hyacinth: entrance towards tower positioned at the north transept

    4 May 2012

  • Pendennis Castle

    Pendennis Fort: c.1544; one of a chain built by Henry VIII for defence against French invasion

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Budock

    St Budock: inscription from monument of John Killigrew, second captain of Pendennis fort, 1617

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Budock

    St Budock: wall monument to John Killigrew of Arwenack & wife Mary Wolverston, d.1584, erected 1617

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Budock

    St Budock: brass inscription to John Killigrew of Arwenack & wife Elizabeth Trewinnard, 1567; made first captain of Pendennis fort by Henry VIII

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Budock

    St Budock: c15 screen dado; prophets & apostles plus St Apollonia (centre); suggested Portuguese origin

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Budock

    St Budock: rood screen in lieu of chancel arch; mostly modern but base is pre-Reformation with painted saints

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Budock

    St Budock: nave & c15 north arcade of Cornish standard; Georgian box pews

    4 May 2012

  • Church of Saint Budock

    St Budock: c15 three-stage west tower, diagonal buttresses; north aisle added c15, window tracery replaced c19

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: inscription in French from the brass of John Corp & grand-daughter, 1391

    4 May 2012

  • Church of St Peter

    St Peter: Elyenore Corp, d.1391

    4 May 2012

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