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  • Church of St Vigor

    St Vigor: William de Fulbourn, 1391, in cope under canopy; canon of St Paul's

    21 March 2012

  • Church of St Vigor

    St Vigor: priest, c.1390, scroll from hand

    21 March 2012

  • Church of St Vigor

    St Vigor: Perpendicular pulpit made from a former rood screen; ogee arches, tree & bird motifs in spandrel, figures of saints

    21 March 2012

  • Church of St Vigor

    St Vigor: nave; arcading is c14

    21 March 2012

  • Church of St Vigor

    St Vigor: c13 tower and chancel, c.14 south aisle;heavily restored 1870; c19 bell openings & battlements

    21 March 2012

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: Dr John Blodwell, 1462, in cope; dean of St Asaph; processional vestments

    21 March 2012

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: shield from the brass of John Sleford 1401; England and Hainault

    21 March 2012

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: John Sleford 1401; rector in cope, master of wardrobe to Edward III, chaplain to Queen Philippa

    21 March 2012

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: chancel stalls c.1380; trefoil Perpendicular carving

    21 March 2012

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: c13 font, modern cover

    21 March 2012

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: nave looking east; Perpendicular, polygonal shafts; late c15 rood loft; heightened in the 1870s

    21 March 2012

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: c13 tower, strengthened 1598; plate tracery bell windows

    21 March 2012

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: view from the south-west; nave, aisles & porch by John Sleford, late c14

    21 March 2012

  • Church of Holy Trinity

    Holy Trinity: mid to late c13 tower, Decorated chancel, Perpendicular nave

    21 March 2012

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: Mary, wife of William Moyne, 1404; crespine headdress; Hainaulter formerly in service of Queen Philippa

    21 March 2012

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: William Moyne, 1404; crest of monk holding a scourge; mixed plate & chain armour; born c.1338, present at Poitiers 1356, sheriff of Huntingdonshire & Cambridgeshire 1378/9

    21 March 2012

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: William le Moyne & wife Mary, 1404

    21 March 2012

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: modern nave & chancel but some reused parts in two bay arcade of north chapel

    21 March 2012

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: steep bellcote of Victorian west end

    21 March 2012

  • Church of All Saints

    All Saints: built 1880 by Blomfield, incorporating parts of old churches of All Saints & St Andrew

    21 March 2012

  • Hartrigge House

    copy of Hartrigge House Nr. Jedburgh Scottish Borders.

    21 March 2012

  • Darley Hall (Maternity Home)

    DarleyHallDarleyDale

    21 March 2012

  • Stare Bridge

    from across the river

    21 March 2012

  • Tan-yr-Yw

    Tan-yr-yw - Front

    21 March 2012

  • 10, St Johns Street

    10 St John’s Street, Devizes

    21 March 2012

  • Thornton College

    Convent of Jesus & Mary: front mostly rebuilt in 1850 in Tudor Gothic style; fabric is medieval & was home to Robert Ingylton in late c15

    21 March 2012

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: first group of children (of Margaret Dymoke) from the Robert Ingylton brass; 1472; all in semi-profile, girls with butterfly headdresses & low cut gowns, boys with belted overgowns

    21 March 2012

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: Robert Ingylton & three wives; chancellor, served under Edward IV

    21 March 2012

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: Robert Ingylton & three wives Margaret, Clemens & Isabella, 1472; high tomb with carved sides

    21 March 2012

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: John Barton, 1434; alabaster effigy, plate armour, feet on dog

    21 March 2012

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: c14 nave, arcades & chancel arch

    21 March 2012

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: c14 west tower; diagonal buttresses at lower stage; windows with trefoiled lights

    21 March 2012

  • Church of St Michael

    St Michael: set in college grounds which was a medieval manor;mainly c14; blocked clerestory; tracery replaced in 1850

    21 March 2012

  • Church of St Paul

    Church of St Paul

    21 March 2012

  • Gates and Gate Piers to Church of St Paul

    St Paul's gates and piers

    21 March 2012

  • Gates and Gate Piers to Church of St Paul

    21 March 2012

  • National Westminster Bank

    20 March 2012

  • Wisbech Town Council Chamber

    20 March 2012

  • Lloyds Bank

    20 March 2012

  • Hare and Hounds

    20 March 2012

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