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  • North Viaduct

    30 March 2012

  • North Viaduct

    30 March 2012

  • North Viaduct

    30 March 2012

  • Church of St Mary

    William Fitzwilliam and his wife Anna - 1719 - by James Fisher

    30 March 2012

  • Church of St Mary

    Nave and Chancel

    30 March 2012

  • Church of St Mary

    Tomb of Sir William Fitzwilliam

    30 March 2012

  • Church of St Mary

    Recumbent effigy of a knight - c 1400.

    30 March 2012

  • Church of St Mary

    View from South East

    30 March 2012

  • Headstone Approximately 9.5 Metres South of South Porch of Church of St Giles

    30 March 2012

  • Church of St Giles

    30 March 2012

  • Humblebee Cottages

    Humblebee Cottages

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    Shield from the brass of Robert Hacombleyn, 1528, showing Five Wounds of Christ

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    Robert Hacombleyn 1528; cassock, surplice & almuce

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    Hacombleyn Chapel: c15 glass representing the founder, Henry VI

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    Portrayal of Henry VI on lectern with engraved ornament by Robert Hacombleyn, c.1515

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    Side chapel bay in the Antechapel showing portcullis (Beaufort), Tudor Rose, fleur-de-lis, Welsh Dragon (Tudor) & greyhound (Lady Margaret Beaufort)

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    Interior from antechapel showing screen & fan vaulting

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    South porch with ogee gables, large roundels with arms & supporters

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    West doorway with three orders of thin colonnettes

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    East end exterior; details of buttresses & pinnacles

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    Founded 1441 by Henry VI; first stone laid 1446, completed 1515

    30 March 2012

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: Henry English & wife Margaret, 1393

    30 March 2012

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: c14 screen (restored)

    30 March 2012

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: earlier (Decorated) east window of north aisle

    30 March 2012

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: c14 nave with complicated section piers

    30 March 2012

  • Parish Church of St Mary

    St Mary: flint church with Perpendicular west tower with octagonal upper parts

    30 March 2012

  • Church of St Bene't

    St Benedict: indent of brass (recently stolen)

    30 March 2012

  • Church of St Bene't

    St Benedict: tower arch, c.1000-1050; long & short stonework; figures of animal carvings, lions or mythical beasts

    30 March 2012

  • Church of St Bene't

    St Benedict: nave looking west to Saxon tower arch & window above

    30 March 2012

  • Church of St Bene't

    St Benedict: nave & aisles rebuilt c.1300

    30 March 2012

  • Church of St Bene't

    St Benedict: Victorian north porch (as are most of outer walls of 1853 restoration)

    30 March 2012

  • Longthorpe Tower House

    The wheel of the senses

    30 March 2012

  • The Chestnuts

    The Chestnuts, Great Dunmow, Essex

    30 March 2012

  • Longthorpe Tower House

    Nativity scene below the seven ages of man. Paired apostles are below these.

    30 March 2012

  • The Chequers Public House

    The Chequers Pub, Great Dunmow, Essex

    30 March 2012

  • The Chequers Public House

    The Chequers Pub, Great Dunmow, Essex

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    Brass lectern (1515), a gift from Robert Hacumblen, Provost 1509 to 1528.

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    Brass lectern (1515) and oak screen. The screen was a gift from Henry VIII.

    30 March 2012

  • King's College, Chapel

    The Adoration of the Magi by Rubens beneath the East Window.

    30 March 2012

  • Gatehouse to Easton Lodge

    Gatehouse to Easton Lodge

    30 March 2012

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