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In 1975 when excavations were carried out, the foundations of a 12th century church were found, though the current building dates largely from the 14th and 15th centuries, the nave and chancel being the oldest. The building is in the Perpendicular style and, as usual, the structure has been restored on several occasions. It was reseated in 1846, and again in 1877. The church contains a mural monument to Colonel Richard Nicolls, of Ampthill House, killed during the engagement between the fleets of England and Holland on May 28th, 1672. The cannonball that killed him is incorporated in the marble of his monument. It was Richard Nicolls who took over New Amsterdam from the Dutch in 1664, subsequently renaming it New York after his patron the Duke of York. Another unique feature of this church is a marble pillar, claimed to be of ancient Roman origin, in memory of the Earl of Upper Ossory. There is also a brass to Sir Nicholas Hervey, one of the knights of the Field of the Cloth of Gold, and in the suite of Katherine of Arragon when she resided at Ampthill Castle.¹
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References
1. "1898 Kelly's Directory of Bedfordshire" High Holborn : Kelly's Directories Ltd.; 1898. Page 11.
Image Source : Picture Postcard [Colourised]
Imagen 78.
John Singer Sargent. The Loggia. View at the Generalife. c1912
La Galería. Patio de la Acequia. Generalife.
Bajo la obra el fragmento de una postal con un encuadre aproximado al de la acuarela.
Ver el mismo lugar por Sorolla en la Imagen 109.
Photo taken the Property Appraiser's office c1965; 609-1/2 Margaret St. (narrow house in the middle), 609 Rear Margaret St. (house on the left, built 1929) & 611 Margaret St. (house on the right, built c1912); Sqr 57, Pt Lot 3
Date:c1912
Location: Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
Photographer: Paul Yates
Accession No.:93.665 - 26
Copyright: Annapolis Heritage Society
Picture # 578, Yates # 6-357, negative # 6-0128 in Yates inventory
Photo taken the Property Appraiser's office c1965; 609-1/2 Margaret St. (narrow house in the middle), 609 Rear Margaret St. (house on the left, built 1929) & 611 Margaret St. (house on the right, built c1912); Sqr 57, Pt Lot 3
Castle Gates House, Castle Gates, Shrewsbury, Shropshire.
Late C16 with later modifications including major restoration c1912. Timber-framed.
Grade ll* listed.
The house was originally built on Dogpole, and was moved to its present position c1702 by the Earl of Bradford, its original site being developed with what is now the Guildhall.
Photo taken by the Property Appraiser's office c1965; 620 Catholic Lane; built c1912; Sqr 56, Pt Lot 4
Date:c1912
Location: Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
Photographer: Paul Yates
Accession No.:93.665 - 24
Copyright: Annapolis Heritage Society
Picture # 534, Yates # 6-228, negative # 6-0125 in Yates inventory
Date:c1912
Location: Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
Photographer: Paul Yates
Accession No.:93.665 - 25
Copyright: Annapolis Heritage Society
Picture # 968, negative # 6-0127 in Yates inventory
Probably the same as "Design for a window LCT/TS c1912 watercolor and gouache on paper". Likely to be based on LCT's painting, "Shoreside Villa, Laurelton Hall LCT oil on canvas"
Date:c1912
Location: Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
Photographer: Paul Yates
Accession No.:93.665 - 24
Copyright: Annapolis Heritage Society
Picture # 534, Yates # 6-228, negative # 6-0125 in Yates inventory