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Roman Catholic Church of St Giles, Cheadle: the nave
RIBA148788
NOTES: See RIBA148791 for a colour version of this image.
Roman Catholic Church of St Giles, Cheadle: the altar screen
RIBA148789
NOTES: See RIBA148792 for a colour version of this image.
Roman Catholic Church of St Giles, Cheadle: the nave
RIBA148791
NOTES: See RIBA148788 for a black and white version of this image.
Roman Catholic Church of St Giles, Cheadle: the altar screen
RIBA148792
NOTES: See RIBA148789 for a black and white version of this image.
Ewenny Priory church, Ewenny, Glamorgan: the vaulted presbytery from the crossing
RIBA148841
NOTES: Scholarship puts the building of Ewenny Priory church as early as 1126 (on stylistic grounds) before the founding of the priory in 1141, or as a possible rebuilding in 1141 of the 1126 church, begun 1116 by William de Londres the Norman lord of Glamorgan in charges of Ogmore Castle and its lands.
Ewenny Priory church, Ewenny, Glamorgan: the vaulted presbytery from the crossing
RIBA148842
NOTES: Scholarship puts the building of Ewenny Priory church as early as 1126 (on stylistic grounds) before the founding of the priory in 1141, or as a possible rebuilding in 1141 of the 1126 church, begun 1116 by William de Londres the Norman lord of Glamorgan in charges of Ogmore Castle and its lands.
Ewenny Priory church, Ewenny, Glamorgan: the vaulted presbytery from the crossing
RIBA148843
NOTES: Scholarship puts the building of Ewenny Priory church as early as 1126 (on stylistic grounds) before the founding of the priory in 1141, or as a possible rebuilding in 1141 of the 1126 church, begun 1116 by William de Londres the Norman lord of Glamorgan in charges of Ogmore Castle and its lands.
Ewenny Priory church, Ewenny, Glamorgan: the vaulted presbytery
RIBA148844
NOTES: Scholarship puts the building of Ewenny Priory church as early as 1126 (on stylistic grounds) before the founding of the priory in 1141, or as a possible rebuilding in 1141 of the 1126 church, begun 1116 by William de Londres the Norman lord of Glamorgan in charges of Ogmore Castle and its lands.
Peckover House, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire: detail of a rare painted snob screen
RIBA149067
NOTES: See RIBA157110 for a colour version of this image.
Peckover House, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire: tapestry from the cheval firescreen
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NOTES: The tapestry was embroidered in c. 1750 by Jane Jessup who later married the owner or Peckover House. The building depicted is possibly old Wisbech Castle. See RIBA157130 for a colour version of this image.
St Augustine's Church, Kilburn, London: the nave looking towards the screen
RIBA149162
NOTES: The stone screen was added in 1890. See RIBA149164 for a colour version of this image.