Stiffleaf's photos

rolle mausoleum, bicton

19 Jul 2010 179
tomb of denys rolle who died in 1638, his wife and son. the tomb may date from c.1650 and be by william wright of charing cross

225 high street , exeter

19 Jul 2010 98
late c16 house near the guildhall

cullompton

24 Jul 2010 87
early c17 house next door to walronds on the high street

exeter west quarter, steps

22 Jul 2010 166
next to st.mary steps, this cobbled mediaeval street and the c15 houses at its base is yet another of exeter's wasted opportunities. hit hard by the war and then left derelict with the entire quarter ; it cries out for imaginative reconstruction including the removal of the mad main roads blighting what could be the picturesque westgate area, pedestrianised as far as the quay and revitalising fore street.

exeter old bridge, c14

22 Jul 2010 98
now high and dry between two modern bridges on the east bank

227 high st. exeter

19 Jul 2010 92
c19 rebuilding in early c17 style

bicton house

19 Jul 2010 137
lodge gate of c.1825

bicton house

23 Jul 2010 122
lodge gate of c.1825

bicton house gardens

19 Jul 2010 114
one of the earliest of all palm houses, built c.1820-5

bicton house gardens

19 Jul 2010 133
one of the earliest of all palm houses, built c.1820-5

bicton house gardens

19 Jul 2010 100
one of the earliest of all palm houses, built c.1820-5

bicton house gardens

19 Jul 2010 145
one of the earliest of all palm houses, built c.1820-5

bicton house gardens

19 Jul 2010 140
one of the earliest of all palm houses, built c.1820-5

bicton house gardens

19 Jul 2010 160
one of the earliest of all palm houses, built c.1820-5

bicton house gardens

19 Jul 2010 125
one of the earliest of all palm houses, built c.1820-5

point in view, exmouth

20 Jul 2010 241
odd chapel with almshouses built by parminter cousins in 1811 for female jewish converts to christianity, and as their own burial place. they lived up the lane in their odd house " a la ronde"

point in view, exmouth

20 Jul 2010 189
odd chapel with almshouses built by parminter cousins in 1811 for female jewish converts to christianity, and as their own burial place. they lived up the lane in their odd house " a la ronde"

point in view, exmouth

20 Jul 2010 161
odd chapel with almshouses built by parminter cousins in 1811 for female jewish converts to christianity, and as their own burial place. they lived up the lane in their odd house " a la ronde"

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