Stiffleaf's photos
eye church heraldry
eye church c16 heraldry
eye church c16
eye church east end c15
eye abbey, c16 walls with c11 chevron etc.
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built within the cloister from reused carved stone these 2 mysterious walls once ended in well detailed brick archways
eye abbey, c16 walls
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built within the cloister from reused carved stone these 2 mysterious walls once ended in well detailed brick archways
eye abbey, c16 walls
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built within the cloister from reused carved stone these 2 mysterious walls once ended in well detailed brick archways, believed to have been flying buttresses
eye abbey, c16 arch springer
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built within the cloister from reused carved stone these 2 mysterious walls once ended in well detailed brick archways
eye abbey brewhouse c16
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once deemed to be the guesthouse, supports for brewing vats have recently been revealed
eye abbey brewhouse c16
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once deemed to be the guesthouse, supports for brewing vats have recently been revealed. this is actually a very interesting building, having quite high status details for an agricultural/industrial building. one window seems to have had a stone surround, and a central niche has terracotta cusping, though windows are not channeled to take glass. why such details on a barn, why did so few monks need such an industrial scale building ? at some time the building was shortened, and stone from the abbey church used to rebuild the end wall - in fact some interesting chunks of columns and carved nichework have been found buried in it lately.
eye abbey, brewhouse vats c16
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once deemed to be the guesthouse, these circular supports for brewing vats have recently been revealed in the floor
eye abbey brewhouse c16
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once deemed to be the guesthouse, supports for brewing vats have recently been revealed
eye abbey brewhouse c16
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post suppression end wall built with carved stones from abbey, including sections of shafts and mullions etc.
eye abbey brewhouse c16
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note c11 chevron, c12 shafts and c15 mullions in this post suppression end wall built with carved stones from abbey
eye abbey brewhouse c16
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note c15 window jambs and mullions in this post suppression end wall built with carved stones from abbey
59-61 mark lane london 1864
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designed by george aitchison for general commercial use in a ruskinian byzantine style, this building was radical in its iron structure, with the stone face a seperate skin.
green man at 59-61 mark lane london 1864
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designed by george aitchison for general commercial use in a ruskinian byzantine style
59-61 mark lane london 1864
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designed by george aitchison for general commercial use in a ruskinian byzantine style
