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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire, Volume 3: North West

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1934

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'List of Illustrations', An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire, Volume 3: North West (1934), pp. V-XVII. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=124583 Date accessed: 19 June 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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LIST OF PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS WITH TITLES AND PRINCIPAL DATES


GENERAL.	plate or (p.) page
Map of Offa's Dyke in Herefordshire	p. xxxi
Pre-historic Camps. Types of Entrances	p. xliv
" " Types of Pottery	p. xlviii
Map showing Roman remains	p. l
Reconstruction of a 14th-century Hall	p. lxvii
Masons' Marks in Herefordshire	p. 222
Architectural Mouldings in Herefordshire	p. 224–5
1. ADFORTON.
(1) Grange. Remains of Wigmore Abbey, dating from the 12th century. Site Plan	p. 2
Do. Remains of Monastic Buildings. Dated Plan	p. 3
Do. W. range, S. side	82
Do. W. range, 15th-century window	82
Do. The Gatehouse	28
Do. Building adjoining road	82
Do.12th-century stones	17
(11) Fairfield, 14th-century roof-truss	39
(14) Brandon Camp. Plan	p. 4
2. ALMELEY.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from c. 1200. Dated Plan	p. 5
Do. do. Exterior from the S.E.	84
Do. do. do. from the N.E.	6
Do. do. Roof of the nave, early 16th-century	11
Do. do. Painted ceiling, early 16th-century	83
Do. do. Recess in chancel, 14th-century	78
Do. do. Panelling in nave	49
(2) Friends' Meeting House, c. 1672	31
(3) Almeley Castle. Plan	p. xxviii
(5) Manor House, mediæval and later	20
Do. Porch	43
(6) Summer House, 17th-century	36
(19) Upper Stocks, mediæval and later	30
3. ASTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Giles, dating from the 12th century. Plan	p. 8
Do. do. N. doorway tympanum, 12th-century	85
Do. do. do. do. Impost	16
Do. do. Carved stone, 12th-century	16
(2) Mound or tump. Plan	p. xxviii
(4) Mound. Plan	p. xxviii
4. AYMESTREY.
(1) Parish Church of St. John the Baptist and St. Alkmund, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 10
Do. do. do. S. arcade, 12th and 16th-century	12
Do. do. do. Pulpit, early 17th-century	71
Do. do. do. Rood-screen, early 16th-century	86
Do. do. do. Parclose screens, early 16th-century	77
(2) Leinthall Earls. Chapel of St. Andrew, dating from the 12th century. Plan	p. 11
(3) Gatley Park, c. 1630–40. Plan	p. 11
Do. N.W. Front	34
Do. Staircase	75
(30) Croft Ambrey Camp. Plan	p. 13
(31) Pyon Wood Camp. Plan	p. 14
Do. N.E. Entrance	3
(32) Mound in Camp Wood. Plan	p. xxix
5. BIRLEY.
(1) Parish Church of St. Peter, dating from the 12th century. Plan	p. 15
Do. do. Exterior from the S.	6
Do. do. Chancel-arch, c. 1330	87
Do. do. do. S. respond	16
Do. do. Font, late 12th-century	54
Do. do. Pulpit, 1633	70
(3) House, 17th-century	24
6. BISHOPSTONE.
(1) Roman House. Mosaic pavement	88
(2) Parish Church of St. Laurence, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan.	p. 17
Do. do. S. Porch, 14th-century	42
Do. do. Monument of John Berinton, 1613–14, effigies	63
7. BRAMPTON BRYAN.
(1) Parish Church of St. Barnabas, dating from the 14th century. Dated Plan	p. 19
Do. do. Exterior, E. end	15
Do. do. Roof, mid 17th-century	89
Do. do. Effigy of woman, 14th-century	63
(2) Brampton Bryan Castle, dating from the 14th century. Dated Plan	p. 20
Do. do. Ruins from the N.E.	90
8. BRIDGE SOLLERS.
(1) Parish Church of St. Andrew, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 21
Do. do. S. doorway, 12th-century	91
Do. do. do. do. Imposts	139
9. BRILLEY.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from the 13th century. Plan	p. 23
Do. do. Cast-iron floor-slab to Guilbert Hare, 1669–70	67
(2) Tump near Cwmma Farm. Plan	p. xxix
(24) Rhydspence Inn, 16th-century	20
(30) Pen-tŵyn Camp. Plan	p. xxix
Do. Outer rampart and ditch on W. side	4
10. BRIMFIELD.
(1) Parish Church of St. Michael, dating from the 12th century. Exterior from S.	6
Do. do. Chair, c. 1640	48
(2) Nun Upton, 16th-century and later. E. front	21
11. BROBURY.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene, dating from c. 1330. Plan	p. 26
Do. do. Coffin-lid (2), early 14th-century	47 and p. 218
Do. do. Tomb-recess in S. wall, early 14th-century	79
Do. do. Font, late 12th-century	55
12. BUCKTON AND COXALL.
(3) Coxall Knoll Camp. Plan	p. 28
Do. do. General view	4
Do. do. Rampart between N. and S.E. enclosures showing entrance	3
13. BURRINGTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. George. Cast-iron floor-slabs, 17th and 18th-century	92
14. BYFORD.
(1) Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 30
Do. do. Exterior from the S.E.	6
Do. do. Interior looking W.	93
Do. do. S. transept, E. respond, 13th-century	16
Do. do. W. door with 13th-century ironwork	45
Do. do. Font, 1638	58
(2) Byford Court, late 16th-century and later. From the S.E.	163
15. BYTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Maty, Tympanum, late 11th or early 12th-century	17
Do. do. Font, 12th-century	55
(4) The Woodhouse. Staircase, late 17th-century	75
16. COMBE.
(1) Combe Farm, c. 1500 and later	20
17. CROFT.
(1) Parish Church of St. Michael, dating from the 14th century. Plan	p. 34
Do. do. Monument of Sir Richard Croft, 1509	95
Do. do. do. do. figures of saints	96
Do. do. do. do. canopy	94
Do. do. do. do. effigies	63
(2) Croft Castle, dating from the 15th century and later. Plan	p. 35
Do. Exterior from the S.W.	114
Do. N. Courtyard	113
Do. Staircase in N. wing	76
18. DILWYN.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from c. 1200. Dated Plan	p. 37
Do. do. Exterior from S.E.	97
Do. do. Interior looking S.W.	98
Do. do. W. tower	10
Do. do. S. porch	99
Do. do. S. doorway of chancel	44
Do. do. Coffin-lid (1) late 13th-century	47
Do. do. Font, 14th or 15th-century	58
Do. do. Glass. Panel in chancel, 14th-century	100
Do. do. Tomb-recess in chancel, c. 1300–10	78
Do. do. do. effigy, c. 1300–10	64
Do. do. Floor-slab (1) with indents, early 15th-century	66
Do. do. Rood-screen, 15th-century	101
Do. do. do. middle rail	101
Do. do. do. carved head	101
Do. do. Parclose in N. transept, 15th-century	101
Do. do. do. in S. aisle, 15th-century	101
(4) Luntley Court, early 17th-century and later. Plan	p. 39
Do. From the N.W.	21
Do. N.E. front	103
Do. Porch and pigeon-house	102
Do. Cowhouse	36
Do. Pigeon-house, dated 1673	41
Do. do. doorway	45
(5) Swanstone Court. Panelled partition, 14th-century	35
Village plan, showing position of monuments	p. 41
(22) Middleton House, 14th-century roof-truss	39
(45) Lower Hurst. Pigeon-house, 17th-century	41
(50) White House, 17th-century	32
(60) Bidney Farm. Pigeon-house, 17th-century	41
19. DOCKLOW.
(1) Parish Church of St. Bartholomew, dating from the 12th century. Exterior from the N.W.	10
(2) Uphampton Farm, early 17th century	29
(5) Cottage, c. 1700	29
20. DOWNTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Giles, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 44
Do. do. Exterior from the N.	14
Do. do. Interior of chancel	14
Do. do. Nave looking N.E.	14
(4) Downton Camp. Plan	p. xxviii
21. EARDISLAND.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from c. 1200. Dated Plan	p. 46
Do. do. Chair, 17th-century	48
Do. do. Piscina and Sedilia, 14th-century	61
Do. do. Recess in S. wall of chancel, 14th-century	79
Do. do. Screen under tower-arch, late 15th-century	77
(2) Moated Mound. Plan	p. xxix
(3) Burton Court. Roof of hall, 14th-century	35
Do. Pigeon-house, 17th-century	41
(4) Staick House, 14th-century and later. Plan	p. 47
Do. S. front	118
Village plan, showing position of monuments	p. 49
Village looking S.E.	104
(7) Old School House. Whipping-post	80
(9) Range of Cottages and Barn, 16th-century and later	21
(43) House, late 16th-century	30
(44) House, 17th-century	23
(49) Lower Burton Farm, late 16th-century	23
(52) Lower Rhydimoor Farm, 17th-century	32
22. EARDISLEY.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene, dating from c. 1200. Dated Plan	p. 51
Do. do. Exterior from N.E.	7
Do. do. Interior looking W.	12
Do. do. Font, 12th-century	105
Do. do. do. details	105
Do. do. Monument (1) to Alice Harper, 1680	69
(2) Bollingham Chapel, dating from the 12th or 13th century. Plan	p. 52
(3) Eardisley Castle. Plan	p. xxix
(4) Eardisley Park. Fireplace in bedroom, early 18th-century	52
Do. Staircase, early 18th-century	75
Village plan, showing position of monuments	p. 54
(5) Upper House Farm, 15th century and later. From the N.W.	31
(9) Cottage, 14th-century	26
(30) Eardisley Wootton. Barn, 13th-century	37
(31) Bower Cottage, 17th-century	30
(34) Upper Welson, 17th-century and earlier	22
(54) Woodeaves Farmhouse, 16th-century and later	26
(56) Cottage, 17th-century	32
(58) Cottage, 17th-century	32
(60) Parton, 17th-century and later	31
23. ELTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from the 12th century. Plan	p. 57
Do. do. Communion Cup of 1571	60
Do. do. Royal Arms of Queen Elizabeth	120
Do. do. Rood-screen, 15 th-century	77
(4) Cottage, 17th-century	27
24. EYE, MORETON AND ASHTON.
(1) Parish Church of SS. Peter and Paul, dating from late in the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 58
Do. do. N. porch, late 14th-century	106
Do. do. Monument (2) ascribed to Sir Richard Cornewall, c. 1540 and his wife, effigies	65
Do. do. Monument (3) ascribed to Sir Rowland Cornewall, c. 1520, effigy	65
(3) Eye Manor, 1680. Plan	p. 59
Do. Ceiling in entrance hall	110
Do. Staircase	109
Do. do. detail	74
Do. Ceiling in S.E. room	111
Do. do. details	112
Do. Ceiling in S.W. room	110
Do. Ceiling in N.W. room, details	112
Do. Ceiling in middle room on first floor	111
Do. Fireplace on first floor	53
(24) Earthwork. Plan	p. xxviii
25. EYTON.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, dating from the 12th century. Plan	p. 61
Do. do. Porringer of 1697	59
Do. do. Rood-screen, late 15th-century	107
(2) Eyton Court, early 16th-century and later. From the N.W.	108
Do. Panelled oak ceiling on first floor	109
(3) The Marsh. Roof of hall, late 14th or early 15th-century	38
26. FORD.
(1) Chapel. Plan	p. 63
Do. Communion Cup of 1689	60
29. HARPTON LOWER.
Offa's Dyke. On S. slope of Herrock Hil	81
30. HATFIELD.
(1) Parish Church of St. Leonard, dating from late in the 11th century. Dated Plan	p. 64
Do. do. Masonry of N. wall of nave	85
Do. do. N. doorway, late 11th century	44
Do. do. Monument (1) to Sara Geers, 1672–3	68
Do. do. do. (2) to Timothy Colles, 1679	68
Do. do. do. (3) to John Colles, 1641	68
(2) Hatfield Court Farm, late 16th-century	34
31. HEREFORD, LITTLE.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 65
Do. do. Nave looking E.	13
Do. do. Chair, c. 1630	48
Do. do. Twin tomb-recesses in chancel, c. 1340	78
Do. do. Tomb-recess in nave, c. 1320	78
(2) Earthworks. Plan	p. xxix
(3) Upton Court, late 16th-century and later. From the N.W	18
(4) Manor Farm, early 17th-century staircase	73
(12) Rectory Cottage, early 16th-century	24
32. HOPE-UNDER-DINMORE.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary. Font, late 13th-century	117
Do. do. Incised slab to Humfrey Conyngsbye, 1508	66
(2) Hampton Court, 15th-century and later. Plan	p. 69
Do. N. front	114
Do. Gatehouse, S. side	116
Do. S. side of courtyard	113
Do. Painted roof of Chapel	115
(3) Winsley House. Porch, early 16th-century	36
(4) Middle Hill Farm, 14th-century roof-truss	39
33. HUMBER.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from late in the 12th century. Plan	p. 72
Do. do. S. porch, 14th-century	42
Do. do. Font, 12th-century	56
Do. do. Monument to Oliver Hughes, 1671	67
Do. do. Pulpit, 17th-century panels	70
(8) Risbury Camp. Plan	p. 73
Do. Junction of Outer and Middle Ditches on N.E.	2
Do. Outer defences on E.	1
Do. W. entrance	2
Do. E. entrance	2
Do. do. showing causeway	2
34. HUNTINGTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Thomas of Canterbury, dating from the 13th century. Plan	p. 75
(2) Huntington Castle. Plan	p. 76
Do. From the W.	5
(3) Turret Castle. Plan	p. 76
(15) Turret Tump. From the N.E.	5
35. KIMBOLTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. James, dating from the 13th century. Plan	p. 77
Do. do. Exterior from the S.W.	10
Do. do. Linen-fold panelling in chancel, early 16th-century	49
(3) Stockton Bury. Dovecote, probably mediæval	40
(13) Pateshall Farm, 17th-century	29
(18) Upper Bache. Dovecote, late 17th or early 18th-century	40
(22) Bach Camp. Plan	p. 79
36. KINGSLAND.
(1) Parish Church of St. Michael, dating from the 13th century. Dated Plan	p. 80
Do. do. Exterior from the N.E.	121
Do. do. Volka Chapel and N. porch. Exterior	15
Do. do. do. Interior.	87
Do. do. Nave, looking W.	12
Do. do. Glass in E. window, 14th-century	122
Do. do. do. do. details of three panels	122
Do. do. do. in Middle S. window, figure of archbishop	100
(2) Kingsland Castle. Plan	p. 82
(3) Black Hall, 14th-century and later	28
(4) The Rectory. Staircase, early 18th-century	75
Village plan, showing position of monuments	p. 84
(19) Angel House, late 16th-century	19
(21) Old House, 17th-century	24
(60) House, mediæval and later	23
(61) Must Mill, late 15th-century	31
37. KING'S PYON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from the late 11th or early 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 86
Do. do. Exterior from the N.W.	124
Do. do. S. doorway of chancel, 13th-century	44
Do. do. N. respond-capital of chancel-arch, late 12th-century	16
Do. do. S. doorway of nave, late 12th-century	44
Do. do. Nave roof, early 14th-century	123
Do. do. Font, 13th-century	55
Do. do. Monument and effigies of a Mortimer and lady, 14th-century	94
(2) Butt House, 17th-century	118
Do. Gatehouse	119
(3) Black Hall, S. wing, late 16th-century	19
Do. Barn, mediæval	37
(6) Dovecote at Brook House, early 18th-century	41
38. KINGTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from c. 1200. Dated Plan	p. 89
Do. do. Exterior from the E.	7
Do. do. Nave looking W.	12
Do. do. Font, late 12th-century	56
Do. do. Monument (1) Thomas Vaughan, 1469, and wife	64
Do. do. do. (4) to William Mathews, 1688	67
(3) Lady Hawkins Grammar School. Plan	p. 91
Town plan, showing position of monuments	p. 93
39. KINGTON RURAL.
(2) Hergest Court. N.W. front, 15th-century	31
Do. Staircase, early 17th-century	73
(8) Empton Farm, 17th-century	24
(10) Apostles Farm, mediæval and later	25
(15) Lilwall Farm. Fireplace, early 18th-century	53
(26) Holywell, 17th-century	32
40. KINNERSLEY.
(1) Parish Church of St. James, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 96
Do. do. Exterior from the W.	125
Do. do. Chairs, 17th-century	48
Do. do. Monument of Francis Smalman, 1633	126
(2) Kinnersley Castle, late 16th-century. Plan	p. 98
Do. Exterior from S.E.	128
Do. Upper drawing-room	127
Do. do. detail of ceiling	72
Do. do. fireplace and overmantel, dated 1618	52
(11) Gate Farm, 17th-century	32
(12) Cottage, mediæval	26
41. KINSHAM.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, dating from late in the 13th century. Plan	p. 100
(2) Lower Court, mediæval and later	30
42. KNILL.
(1) Parish Church of St. Michael, dating from the 12th century. Plan	p. 102
Do. do. Churchyard Cross, probably 14th-century	46
Do. do. Font, c. 1200	57
(2) Knill Court. Fireplace in dining-room, dated 1632	52
Offa's Dyke. Angle bend on Rushock Hill	1
43. LAYSTERS.
(1) Parish Church of St. Andrew, dating from the 12th century. Plan	p. 103
Do. do. Interior looking E. showing roof	11
Do. do. S. doorway, 12th-century	44
Do. do. Monument (1) of William Yeamans, 1710–11	67
(2) Cinders. House and outbuilding, mediæval and later	29
(6) Whitehouse Farm. Cider-mill and press	80
44. LEINTHALL STARKES.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene, dating from the 12th century. Plan	p. 104
Do. do. Communion Cup, 1571	60
(2) Cottage, mediæval	26
(9) Cottage, 17th-century	33
45. LEINTWARDINE.
(2) Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 106
Do. do. W. front	15
Do. do. S. tower, 14th-century	129
Do. do. Piscina and Sedilia in chancel, 14th-century	61
Do. do. Stone reredos in chancel, early 15th-century	132
Do. do. Stalls, S. side, early 15th-century	130
Do. do. do. desk-ends	131
Do. do. do. backs	130
Do. do. do. details of fronts	130
Do. do. do. misericordes	131
(3) Heath House, 17th-century. From the N.E.	133
Do. Staircase	76
Village plan, showing position of monuments	p. 109
(4) Heath Lodge, 17th-century	33
(19) Cottage, 17th-century	27
46. LEOMINSTER.
(1) Parish Church of SS. Peter and Paul, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 111
Do. do. N. nave, E. end of N. arcade	137
Do. do. do. E. end of S. arcade	137
Do. do. do. S. arcade from N.	135
Do. do. W. front	134
Do. do. W. doorway, 12th-century	136
Do. do. do. details of capitals, exterior	138
Do. do. do. do. do. interior	138
Do. do. do. do. carving of Samson and the lion	139
Do. do. S. nave, looking N.W.	137
Do. do. S. aisle, looking S.E.	137
Do. do. Communion Table, early 18th-century	50
Do. do. Chalice and paten, mediæval	59
Do. do. Communion Cup, 1576	60
Do. do. Piscina and Sedilia, 13th and 14th-century	61
Do. do. Tomb recess in S. transept, early 14th-century	79
Do. do. Ducking-stool, probably 17th-century	80
(2) Priory House, 13th-century and later. Dated Plan	p. 114
Do. Exterior from the N.	140
Do. E. end	140
(3) Forbury Chapel, late 13th-century. Dated Plan	p. 115
Do. Exterior, E. end	140
Do. do. S. side	140
(5) Grange Court. Old Market Hall, 1633. Dated Plan	p. 115
Do. Exterior from the S.W	Frontispiece
(6) Townsend House, 16th-century and later. Plan	p. 116
Do. Plaster panel, etc., dated 1604	72
Town plan, showing position of monuments	p. 118
(13) 29, Bridge Street. E. front, late 14th or early 15th-century	141
(16–19) Nos. 55–67, Bridge Street	143
(22) No. 97, Bridge Street, 17th-century	143
(38) No. 2, Bridge Street, staircase, early 18th-century	74
(41) The Poplands, early 16th-century and later. S. front	141
(48) No. 18, Broad Street, c. 1600	142
Do. Staircase	73
(50) No. 24, Broad Street, 17th-century. Back	142
(68) Nos. 25 and 27, New Street, 17th-century	143
(76) Grafton House, 14th-century	143
Do. Back	143
(91) No. 20, High Street, 17th-century	142
(100) No. 37, High Street, 17th-century	142
Do. Back	142
(102) No. 41, High Street, 17th-century	142
(105) Nos. 9 and 11, Drapers Lane, 16th-century	142
(114) and (115) Houses in Corn Square	144
(134) Nos. 63–67, Etnam Street, late 15th or early 16th-century	143
(138) White Lion Inn, early 16th-century	143
47. LEOMINSTER OUT.
(3) Eaton Bridge, 16th-century. Plan	p. 127
(4) Wharton Court, early 17th-century Plan	p. 128
Do. Porch	116
Do. Staircase	145
Do. Fireplace on second floor	51
(5) Eaton Hall, 14th-century and later. Plan	p. 128
Do. Main roof-truss of former hall	39
(13) Ivington Bury. Gatehouse, mediæval and later	36
(17) Stagbatch Farm, 14th-century and later	22
Do. Barn, mediæval	37
(21) Cholstrey Court, mediæval barn	37
(26) Broadward Hall. Pigeon-house, 1652	26
(34) The Cottages, Brierley, 17th-century	22
(52) Ivington Camp. Plan	p. 132
Do. Outer rampart near S.E. entrance	3
Do. E. rampart near N.E. entrance	3
48. LETTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, dating from the late 11th or early 12th-century. Dated Plan	p. 133
Do. do. Exterior from the S.E.	7
Do. do. S. doorway	146
Do. do. Communion Table, late 16th or early 17th-century	50
Do. do. Pulpit and sounding-board, probably early 18th-century	147
Do. do. Tomb-recess in chancel, late 13th or early 14th-century	79
(4) Cottage, 17th-century	33
49. LINGEN.
(1) Parish Church of St. Michael. Communion Cup of 1571	60
(2) Lingen Castle. Plan	p. xxviii
(11) Turn Farm, 16th-century	36
(13) Mound called The Churchyard. Plan	p. xxviii
50. LUCTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Peter. Monument of John Pierrepont, 1711	69
(2) Lucton School, 1708. Dated Plan	p. 137
Do. N. front	148
(4) Cottage, 17th-century	27
(5) Cottage, 17th-century	33
51. LUSTON.
Village plan, showing position of monuments	p. 139
(1) Tudor House, early 17th-century	18
(23) Bury Farm, 17th-century	23
52. LYONSHALL.
(1) Parish Church of St. Michael and All Angels, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 141
Do. do. do. Exterior from the S.W.	8
Do. do. do. Nave, looking W.	13
Do. do. do. Font, 13th-century	57
(2) Lyonshall Castle. Plan	P. 143
53. MANSELL GAMAGE.
(1) Parish Church of St. Giles, dating from the 12th century. Plan	p. 144
Do. do. Exterior from the N.E.	8
Do. do. Coffin-lid, late 13th-century	47
(5) Cottage, 17th-century	33
(7) Scut Mill, 17th-century	22
54. MANSELL LACY.
(1) Parish Church of St. Michael, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 145
Do. do. Exterior from the S.E.	8
Do. do. Churchyard Cross, 14th-century	46
Do. do. Font, late 12th-century	55
Do. do. Monument (1) to William Traunter, 1691	67
Do. do. do. (2) to sons of Simon Traunter, 1675–6	69
(6) House, mediæval and later	20
55. MIDDLETON ON THE HILL.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 147
Do. do. Exterior from the N.E.	149
Do. do. N. doorway, 12th-century	91
Do. do. Font, late 12th-century	56
(2) Moor Abbey. Pigeon-house, late 17th-century	40
(3) Middleton Farm, 1692. S. front	133
Do. Panel in fireplace, early 18th-century	53
(10) Cottage, 17th-century	29
56. MONKLAND.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, dating from late in the 11th century. Plan	p. 150
Do. do. W. tower	129
57. MONNINGTON-ON-WYE.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from the 15th century. Dated Plan	p. 151
Do. do. Exterior from the N.E.	150
Do. do. Interior looking E.	151
Do. do. Communion Table, 1679	50
Do. do. N. door of nave, 17th-century	45
Do. do. Font, 1680	58
Do. do. Monument (1) of Robert Perrott, 1667	67
Do. do. Pulpit, 17th-century	70
Do. do. Royal Arms of Charles II.	120
Do. do. Lych Gate, 17th-century	42
(2) Monnington Court. Door and doorway, late 16th-century	45
Do. Frieze of 17th-century woodwork	151
Do. Detail of ceiling	72
59. NORTON CANON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Nicholas, dating from the 13th century. Plan	p. 153
Do. do. Exterior from the S.	9
Do. do. Font, 13th-century	57
Do. do. Paten, 15th-century	59
Do. do. Elizabethan Communion Cup	60
(2) Cottage, 17th-century	33
(9) and (10) Cottages, 17th-century	27
(22) Green Farm, 17th-century	29
60. ORLETON.
(1) Parish Church of St. George, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 156
Do. do. Exterior from the S.	9
Do. do. N. porch, 1686	106
Do. do. Chest (1), 13th-century	152
Do. do. do. (2), 13th-century	152
Do. do. Churchyard Cross, 14th-century	46
Do. do. Font, 12th-century	153
Do. do. do. detail	153
Do. do. Communion Cup	60
Do. do. Pulpit, early 17th-century	70
Do. do. Carved stone, 12th-century	16
(2) Orleton Manor, late 16th-century	18
Do. Fireplace	52
Village plan, showing position of monuments	p. 158
(7) Lower House, 17th-century	18
(10) Church Croft, 17th-century	19
(28) House, 17th-century	19
61. PEMBRIDGE.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from the 13th century. Dated Plan	p. 160
Do. do. Exterior from the N.W.	155
Do. do. do. from the E.	8
Do. do. do. of S. transept	15
Do. do. Interior looking W.	156
Do. do. The belfry. From the W.	154
Do. do. Door in N. doorway, 14th-century	45
Do. do. Font, 13th-century	117
Do. do. Monument (1). Effigies of man and wife, E. pair, mid 14th-century	62
Do. do. do. do. do. W. pair, late 14th-century	62
Do. do. do. (3) to Thomas Trafford, 1685	68
Do. do. Pulpit, 17th-century	71
Village plan, showing position of monuments	p. 164
West end of village	157
(5) Court House Farm, 17th-century	160
(6) Trafford's Almshouses, 1686	161
(7) Duppa's Almshouses, 17th-century	161
(8) Market Hall, early 16th-century	160
(9) New Inn, 17th-century. From the S.W.	158
Do. do. From the N.E.	158
(11) Greyhound Inn, early 16th-century	160
(16) Oak House, mediæval and later	160
(20) House, mediæval and later	161
(24) House called The Old Steps, early 16th-century	161
(29 and (30) House and cottage, mediæval and 17th-century	161
(31) House, 16th-century	159
(43) Old School House, 16th-century	159
(46) Rectory Cottage, 16th-century	159
(47) Bridge Cottage, 14th-century and later	161
(48) House, early 16th-century	159
(51) Middle Brook, 17th-century	30
(52) Clear Brook, 16th-century and later	31
Do. Door and doorway, early 17th-century	45
(66) Yew Tree Farm, 16th-century and later	21
62. PUDLESTON.
Parish Church of St. Peter, dating from c. 1200. Plan	p. 169
Do. do. Exterior from the S.E.	10
Do. do. W. doorway, 12th-century	44
Do. do. E. face of tower	13
63. RICHARD'S CASTLE.
(1) Church of St. Bartholomew, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 171
Do. do. Exterior from the N.W.	150
Do. do. do. from the S.E.	9
Do. do. Coffin-lid, late 13th-century.	47
(2) Richard's Castle. Plan	p. 173
(5) Court House. Panelled Cupboard, early 18th-century	53
Do. Dovecote, probably mediæval	40
(7) Lower House. Porch, 17th-century	43
64. RODD, NASH, AND LITTLE BRAMPTON.
(1) Rodd Court, c. 1629. Plan	p. 175
Do. From the S.E.	163
Do. Porch	164
Do. Fireplace in library	165
Do. do. in drawing-room	165
Do. Ceiling in drawing-room	162
Do. do. detail	72
Do. Staircase	73
(2) Cottage, mediæval and later	30
(6) Upper Nash Farm. Overmantel on ground floor, early 17th-century	51
Do. do. on first floor, early 17th-century	51
(9) Little Brampton, 16th-century, N.W. front	25
Do. S.E. side	25
65. SARNESFIELD.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 177
Do. do. Exterior from the S.W.	7
Do. do. S. Porch, 14th-century	42
Do. do. do. roof	11
Do. do. Roof of nave, 14th-century	11
Do. do. Stone in S. wall of S. Chapel	17
(2) Hill Moat. Plan	p. xxix
66. SHOBDON.
(1) Parish Church of St. John the Evangelist. Re-erected arches, 12th-century	166
Do. do. do. tympana	167
Do. do. Font, mid 12th-century	54
Do. do. Monument (2) to Ann Chaplin, 1684	69
(2) Shobdon Court, early 18th-century. Plan	p. 181
Do. S. front	34
Do. W. front	34
Do. Pigeon-house	40
67. STAPLETON.
(1) Stapleton Castle. Plan	p. xxix
Do. From the S.W.	5
68. STAUNTON-ON-ARROW.
(1) Mound. From the S.E.	5
(12) Wapley Camp. Plan	p. 184
Do. Ramparts near S.W. angle	4
Do. N.E. entrance	4
69. STAUNTON-ON-WYE.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from the 12th century. Plan	p. 185
Do. do. Exterior from the S.	155
Do. do. Font, early 13th-century	56
Do. do. Communion Cup, 1576	60
70. STOKE PRIOR.
(1) Parish Church of St. Luke. Communion Cup, 1584	60
71. STRETFORD.
(1) Parish Church of St. Peter, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 189
Do. do. Nave arcade, 13th-century	13
Do. do. Roof, 16th-century	168
Do. do. Font, probably late 12th-century	55
Do. do. Monument (1) effigies, c. 1320–30, possibly of Robert Delabere and wife	175
Do. do. Monument (2) effigies, c. 1340–50, possibly of Sir John Delabere and wife	175
72. TITLEY.
(4) Titley Court. Overmantel in staircase-hall, late 16th or early 17th-century	52
Do. Ceiling in library, late 17th-century	162
Do. Staircase, late 17th-century	74
73. WALFORD LETTON AND NEWTON.
(1) House. Plaster panel in kitchen	72
Do. do. detail	72
(3) Lower Letton. Carved stones, 13th-century	17
74. WEOBLEY.
(1) Parish Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, dating from the 12th century. Dated Plan	p. 193
Do. do. Exterior from the N.E.	170
Do. do. W. front	169
Do. do. Interior looking E.	171
Do. do. E. window of tower	15
Do. do. Churchyard Cross, 14th-century, shaft modern	46
Do. do. Coffin-lid of Hugh Bissop, 13th-century	47
Do. do. Communion Table, 1707	50
Do. do. Font, early 14th-century	58
Do. do. Glass in middle window of N. aisle, 15th-century	172
Do. do. Monument (1) of Colonel J. Birch, 1691	173
Do. do. do. (2) Effigy of c. 1430	174
Do. do. do. (3) Effigies of man and wife, c. 1450	174
Do. do. Piscina in S. aisle, early 13th-century	61
(8) The Ley. c. 1589. Plan	p. 196
Do. N. front	103
Do. do. W. part	176
(9) Fenhampton, 17th-century. Porch	43
Village Plan, showing position of monuments	p. 198
(12) House, probably 16th-century	181
(16) and (17) Houses, mediæval and later	182
(18) Public Hall, formerly barn, 17th-century	182
(19) The Old Vicarage, probably late 16th-century	182
(21) House, 14th-century	180
Do. do. Roof-truss of Hall	38
Broad Street, looking N.	179
Do. S. end	178
(22) Red Lion Hotel, 14th century and later. From the N.E.	177
Do. From the S.E.	180
(23) House, 14th-century	180
(24) Range, 17th-century staircase	74
(35) Range of tenements, 15th-century and later	180
(37) House, probably 15th-century	28
(38) House, late 14th-century	179
Do. Roof-truss	38
(39) Unicorn Inn, 17th-century	182
(40) House, early 16th-century	181
(42) House, late 14th or early 15th-century and later	28
(50) Old Grammar School, early 17th-century. E. front	181
Do. Porch	43
(51) House, late 17th or early 18th-century	182
(52) House, late 17th-century	182
(54) House, 14th-century and later	181
76. WIGMORE.
(1) Parish Church of St. James, dating from late in the 11th century. Dated Plan	p. 204
Do. do. Masonry of N. wall of nave	183
Do. do. Communion Cup of 1571	60
Do. do. Pulpit, early 16th-century	49
Do. do. Stalls. Panelled front, 15th-century	49
(2) Wigmore Castle. Site Plan	p. 206
Do. Plan of ruins	p. 207
Do. Keep from S.E.	185
Do. N.E. tower	185
Do. E. tower	185
Do. The Gatehouse from the N.	185
Do. do. inner face	185
Do. S. tower	185
(3) Chapel Farm, early 15th-century. Plans and sections	p. 209
Do. Roof of hall	184
Do. do. with end wall	38
Do. do. detail of wall-plate	35
Village plan, showing position of monuments	p. 210
(8) House, c. 1600	26
77. WILLERSLEY.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene, dating from the 12th century. Plan	p. 211
(2) Willersley Court. Fireplace in bedroom, 17th-century	51
79. WINFORTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Michael, dating from c. 1300 or earlier. Plan	p. 212
Do. do. Exterior from the S.W.	9
Do. do. Pulpit, 1613	71
(3) Winforton Court, probably 16th-century and later	25
80. WORMSLEY.
Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from the 12th century. Plan	p. 214
Do. do. Font, 12th or early 13th-century	55
Do. do. Pulpit, 17th-century	71
81. YARPOLE.
(1) Parish Church of St. Leonard, dating from the 13th century. Plan	p. 215
Do. do. Exterior from the S.W.	188
Do. do. Roof of nave, 15th-century	123
Do. do. Font, probably 13th-century	57
82. YAZOR.
(1) Old Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, dating from late in the 13th or early in the 14th century. Plan	p. 217
Do. do. S. transept	14
Do. do. S. arcade of nave	14
(2) Dovecote at Foxley, late 17th or early 18th-century	40
ADDENDA.
ABBEY DORE. (2) Parish Church. Dated plan	facing p. 226
HEREFORD CITY. (53) Black Lion Inn. Paintings, 16th-century	186
Do. do.	187

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