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Overview
Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: I
List Entry Number: 1334077
Date first listed: 23-Aug-1955
Location
Statutory Address: CHURCH OF ST PETER AND ST PAUL AND ST THOMAS OF CANTERBURY, Bradley Road,Bovey Tracey, Devon
County: Devon
District: Teignbridge (District Authority)
Parish: Bovey Tracey
National Grid Reference: SX 82072 78611
Details
Parish church. C15 with C14 tower; second north aisle added 1858 under the "direction" of William Slater. Vestry and boiler house C19. Restored 1858 and 1887-8. Granite and slatestone rubble with granite dressings; most of the window detail is in limestone. Boiler house is of yellow brick. Slated roofs; in 1836 the roof had dormer windows, presumably removed in the 1858 restoration. Nave, chancel, south aisle, 2 north aisles, west tower, south porch; vestry and boiler room at the east end of the north aisles. The south aisle has Perpendicular windows, each of 4 lights, in the south wall; all of them appear to be C19 restorations. The east and west windows are of 3 lights and may be partly original Perpendicular. The north windows of the north aisle are similar to those on the south; the intention in 1858 was to re-use the windows of the medieval north aisle and repair then in Caen stone, but it is not clear how far this was carried out. The east and west windows of the 2 north aisles also appear to be C19 Perpendicular, except for the east window of the medieval north aisle, which seems to be original Perpendicular with 3 cinquefoiled ogee-headed lights, although the lower part has been blocked. The north and south chancel windows are similar, apparently with original head-tracery. The same is true of the 5-light east window. The south aisle has buttresses flanking the windows and is finished with a crenellated parapet enriched with quatrefoil panels. The medieval north aisle seems to have been similarly treated, since a plain crenellated parapet survives at the east and west ends. Each of the 2 medieval aisles also has a 5-sided, crenellated stair turret at the outer corner of its west end. Chancel and south aisle have clasping buttresses at their east ends. In the south wall is a priest's door, ogee and hollow-moulded with a 2-centred head. South porch has an enriched crenellated parapet with a pinnacle on each outer corner; below each is a gargoyle carved respectively with the arms of Stawell and Forbes. The outer doorway is a C19 restoration, but the inner doorway is medieval, of heavily moulded and enriched limestone with a 2-centred head. Wooden roof of porch has heavy, intersecting moulded beams with carved bosses at the intersections; in the centre a boss with a cluster of 4 heads. Flanking the top of the inner doorway are 2 moulded limestone corbels; lower down, on the right, is a holy water stoup with ogee head. In the east wall is a plaque with the carved inscription: "The Floor of this Porch new laid, & gate made, Anno Dom 1710'. The present iron gates are C20. The tower is in 3 stages, each stage tapered and slightly narrower than the one below. In the west face of the lowest stage is a round-arched, hollow-moulded granite doorway; it is set high up, presumably as a result of the ground level being altered. Above it is a 3-light granite window with intersecting tracery; this seems to be a complete restoration. The second stage has a slit window at its base on the north, south and west sides, the south window having a pointed head. Above the slits on the south and west sides is a large black clock-face with gilded detail. The third stage (belfry) has 2 tiers of openings in each face. The lower openings are of 2 lightsd with pointed heads, the south and west openings having the lights set under a 2-centred arch. The upper openings have paired, shouldered-head lights, perhaps contemporary with the oversailing battlemented parapet and finials, all of which are C19. Interior: nave and chancel have unbroken arcades of 5 arches, the piers diamond- shaped in section with a shaft attached to each point and wave mouldings in between. Capitals foliated with several different designs, the half-columns which lie within the chancel having undercut foliage. 2-centred arches with ogee, wave, quarter-round and hollow mouldings. The 5 arches of the 1858 north arcade are copies of the original work. South door has segmental rear arch, hollow-moulded and enriched with 4-leaved flowers. Chapel at east end of south aisle has trefoil-headed piscina in south wall. Fragment of foliated masonry in south wall of chancel may be the remnant of another piscina. Nave and chancel have a wagon-roof, the older aisles flat roofs with intersecting moulded beams; all 3 roofs have large carved bosses. According to the 1858 contract the roofs were to have been rebuilt, but the bosses may have been re-used. 1858 north aisle has an arch-braced roof. A drawing of 1857 shows the nave roof with a ceilure above the rood screen. Fittings: octagonal Beer stone front, the shaft decorated with trefoil-headed panels, the bowl with quatrefoils; wooden font cover of circa 1660, in the form of an 8-sided pyramid with a large finial on top 5-sided stone pulpit of medieval work, richly carved with foliage trails separating 2-tier panels of niches containing figures; C20 paint may cover ancient colours, base probably C19. Late C15 brass lectern, believed to be East Anglian work; consists of large eagle with wings outstretched, standing on a moulded pillar with 3 small lions at the foot. Eagle's claws restored 1912. C15 timber rood screen across nave and old aisles was restored in 1887, when the missing vaulting was made, and again in 1910. Dado has almost complete set of painted figures in ogee-headed cinquefoil panels (those of the chancel doors late C19 or early C20). Open tracery above of Pevsner's 'Type A'. Trail enrichment of loft believed to be ancient in part. With the exception of the figures, visible paint is circa 1910, but may conceal some ancient colour. Parclose screens of first half C16 have two ogee-headed cinquefoil lights with doorways at east end and doors of 1907 (inscription). On south side of chancel, against parclose screen, 3 medieval stalls with misericords. At east end of the 1858 aisle an organ with painted pipes, installed in 1887-8. Monuments: on north side of chancel is the monument to Nicholas Eveleigh (d.1618) in white limestone. Consists of a figure propped up on one elbow; beneath it an ornately carved chest, above it a high round arch flanked by Corinthian columns. Immediately above this, figure is a tablet carved with the inscription '1620 1D'. On south side of chancel is the monument of Elizaeus Hele (d.1636) in alabaster. Similar in design to Eveleigh's monument, but with less ornate detail; flanking columns are of grey marble. On front of the chest are the kneeling figures of his son and 2 wives. On the floor of nave and aisles several good C17 ledger slabs. Sources: church guidebook. N Pevsner, South Devon, pp.55-7; Kelly's Directory of Devonshire, 1897, p.81 Devon Record Office: 1858 building contract (312M/TH405), Croker sketchbooks, 1836 and 1853 (2160A add. 14/PZI, p.8; 2160A add. 14 (PZ3,p.7). Ecclesioiogist, XVI N.S., 1858, p.115. 1857 sketch of the church interior, hanging on west wall of old north aisle. John Stabb, Notes on some Old Devon Churches, 1911.
© Historic England 2022
Peterborough is a city in eastern England. It’s known for the 12th- and 13th-century Peterborough Cathedral, with its Gothic facade. In a former hospital building, the Peterborough Museum has a reconstructed Victorian operating theatre, plus fossils and paintings. Flag Fen Archaeology Park features Bronze Age village and causeway remains. Nene Park is home to woodlands, footpaths and Ferry Meadows recreation area.
Mailed from - / PETERBOROUGH / 7.30 PM / JA 28 / 09 / 2 / - double ring postmark
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As to the origin of Fire Valley, the BC Minister of Mines report for 1901 said it was “so called from the fact that a fire swept up the valley and killed all the trees on both hillsides,” but didn’t give the date of the fire. Another theory suggests red granite surrounding the valley might have been the name’s origin.
An application for the Fire Valley post office was filed in 1893, but it didn’t open until almost a year later. In 1906, the post office was renamed Needles, although it’s unclear whether it actually moved. The name reverted back to Fire Valley in 1908 and closed in 1910. A new Needles post office was established in 1908 and closed in 1968 upon the flooding of the Arrow Lakes. Today the only thing left of the old community is its cemetery.
From - BRITISH COLUMBIA POSTAL HISTORY RESEARCH GROUP - JUNE 1995 - FIRE VALLEY - Pete Jacobi provides a number of quotes from the late Marvel Milne's book duet where is Edgewood? regarding the establishment and location of Fire Valley and the change of name to Needles. The main question is "Why there was a distinction between Needles (1) and Needles (2) when its postal service was continuous from October 1, 1906 to March 7, 1968". This is not the first time this question has been asked. The postal records clearly show what officially happened but fail to recognize that Needles moved back and forth from one side of the narrows to the other and at least one postmaster appears to have moved taking the post office with him. Ms. Milne states that "By the fall of 1894 there were twenty-two settlers. They found a post office was needed, so John Bangs contacted the authorities and they gave him permission to have one in his house in October of that year. In 1902 John went to Calgary to study law so he could become the Justice of the peace." Like many local historians Ms. Milne is partly correct. The Fire Valley Post Office was established on October 1, 1894 but the postmaster was O.J. Vail, not John Bangs. Mr. Bangs had pre-empted land on Barnes Creek near the present Needles Airport in 1891 but did not become postmaster until March 1, 1898. His land was some 4 miles up the creek from Needles spit on the Arrow Lakes and 10 miles from Killarney Landing located near the present site of Edgewood. Mr. Bangs left for Calgary in October 1902 and two months later Mr. R. Shiell took over the Fire Valley post office. Indication are that Mr. Shiell lived near the Needle, a narrow spit of land, on the west side of the narrows between the Upper and Lower Arrow Lakes. Shortly after taking over the Fire Valley Post Office he had the name changed to Needles. He resigned July 1, 1908 at which time the name of the Needles (1) Post Office was changed back to Fire Valley (2) and a new Needles (2) Post Office was established. Maps of the period show the Needles Post Office on the east side of the narrows not in its present location on the west side. The Fire Valley Post Office remained in operation until October 24, 1910 when it was closed, listed as being "no longer required". Some time between the closing of the Fire Valley (2) Post Office in 1910 and the opening of the Fauquier Post Office on June 1, 1913 the Needles Post Office must have moved back to the west side of the lake near the present Needles ferry landing. The Needles office was closed April 30, 1968 and the Fauquier office was moved to its present location following the building of the Arrow Lakes Dam.
- from 1908 "Lovell's Gazetteer of the Dominion of Canada" - FIRE VALLEY, a post office in Kootenay District, B.C., near the Arrow Lakes, on the steamboat route from Arrowhead to West Robson.
The name reverted back to Fire Valley - 1 July 1908 and closed - 24 October 1910
/ FIRE VALLEY / FE 13 / 09 / B.C. / (2) second opening - split ring cancel - this split ring hammer was proofed - 16 June 1908. (RF E)
This Post Card was addressed to: Mr. James Dalton / P.O. Fire Valley / British Columbia / Canada
Message on postcard reads - Don't let this poor old place get burnt up this time. I hope you get this alright. Love from all - Margaret
Canada Census, 1911
Name - James Dalton
Event Place Yale and Cariboo Sub-Districts 1-54, British Columbia, Canada
Gender - Male
Age (Estimated) - 39
Marital Status - Single
Religion - Anglican
Relationship to Head of Household - Lodger
Birth Date - Mar 1872
Birthplace - England
Immigration Year - 1902
I have a date today with an Austrian Nobleman, the Archduke of Bergdorf and Heimwehfluh!
The Archduke is a new client, who says “I want to be seen in public with a beautiful but shameless prostitute, who looks as if she'd do anything for money. This is my sexual kink — can you accommodate me?” He is paying top dollar for the full “hooker experience”. The attached picture shows the outfit I have in mind for him. What do you think?
Madame X and I were running over The Salon’s accounts for the week on Friday afternoon, and checking up on what our girls are doing over the coming weekend. Madame X – like everyone else – is very intrigued by the “Client List” news story, and is wondering (as we all are) if it could have any impact on our business at The Salon, both in London and here in Monte Carlo. She feels, however, that there are certain cultural differences in play.
”Ceci illustre parfaitement votre hypocrisie anglo-saxonne, ma chère. Un lord anglais fréquenterait volontiers un bordel notoire, mais il ne veut pas que quiconque le sache ! Quelle hypocrisie ! “
I felt this should be answered with some firmness. “Ne sous-estimez pas la valeur de l'hypocrisie, ma chérie ! Prenez exemple sur votre propre style de vie. Pécher la luxure et souiller le lit conjugal chaque jour dans la profession que vous avez choisie ! Le dimanche, toujours à la messe en la cathédrale Notre-Dame-Immaculée. Puis, confessez-vous à votre prêtre préféré ! N'est-ce pas là une autre forme d'hypocrisie?”
Madame X gave me a slightly funny look, and changed the subject back to our girls’ bookings for the weekend.
Toodle Pip!
Love and Kisses to All!
xxxxxxx
Lady Rebecca Georgina Arabella Lyndon
Duchess of Basingstoke
Marchioness of Hounslow
Duchesse de la Baleine D'or
Grande-Duchesse de Bourgogne
Princesse Héritier de Provence et de Langue D'oc
Grevinnen hvis Finmark
Prinzessin Schopenhauer-Glockstein Hohenstal-Schwangau of Bavaria
Date of Liability 01 07 2007....!
I'm not quite sure what's going on here. I would guess that these cars are owned by an elderly enthusiast who has had to give up driving in the last few years but can't part with his cars; Not an unusual story I guess. These are parked at the end of a cul-de-sac in a very posh neighbourhood which probably explains why they have been left totally unvandalised for so long - and why the scrapman hasn't sniffed them out yet.
Date: 2018-02-03
Sentinel-2 L1C + True Color Composite
Author: Monja Šebela
Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data [2018], processed by Sentinel Hub
Primera cita a solas
Después del cine, Dom y Akari tienen una pequeña cita a solas en el sitio favorito para pensar de Dom. Aqui se sinceran y se declaran mutuamente declarandose oficialmente novios.
Os dejo algunas de las fotografías que hice con mi cámara.
Si quereis leer la fotohistoria completa, podeis leerla en el foro: http://z3.invisionfree.com/miPullip/index.php?showtopic=5971&view=findpost&p=4217956 O en el flickr de Sheryl http://www.flickr.com/photos/sheryldesigns/6594604169/in/photostream
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First date alone
After the movie, Dom and Akari has a little quote on the Dom's favourite site to think,here is where they mutually declare officially boyfriends.
I leave some of the pictures I made with my camera.
If you want to read the full fotohistorie, you can read in the forum: http://z3.invisionfree.com/miPullip/index.php?showtopic=5971&view=findpost&p=4217956 Or in Sheryl' flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/sheryldesigns/6594604169/in/photostream
it was so hard to catch these guys sitting still! I was so happy to get this shot, the one on the left is even laying eggs in the water
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My original childhood Dream Date Barbie, pictured with the Day To Night Office/Apartment playset.
Ignore the modern MAC computer!
Date: 2 October 1968
Description: This photograph shows a doctor and nurses at the Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital preparing to deliver electro-shock treatments to an unidentified man (likely a hospital staff member playacting the part of a patient for the sake of the photograph).
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Accession No.: N984.80.1657 A
A storm in 2000 blew down this old Mulberry tree and after it was cut at the stump, we noticed the distinct rings on the tree and were able to date them.
The tree was 70 years old.
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Mizya was visiting...
You know, just when I'm thinking of coming back to flickr, they decide to force this black look with the sidebar on everyone. It looks like absolute shit on my screen and it's so hard to quickly find the info I usually look at (tags, other groups/streams it's in), so now I'm thinking of completely giving up this site.
Friday is generally date night for my husband Jamie & myself. Generally we go to live music, go dancing, or do something else fun. Tonight was a surprise date night for my husband who loves live music, his favorite singer being Samm Qendra. So as a surprise I had her come and sing for Jamie tonight for date night :). It was completely perfect as he wasn't expecting this great surprise. So happy that it all turned out so beautifully! She sang all his favorite songs plus a whole lot more. She is a completely gifted and amazing singer. I will be having her back again in the future!
~1500 ; rebuilt in the new church bldg. in 1877 by architect David Walker.
The statues all date from this period, as do many other expertly reconstructed details.
An excellent article about this screen can be read @
www.buildingconservation.com/articles/llananno-rood/llana...