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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1926.

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'List of Illustrations', in An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire( London, 1926), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/rchme/hunts/v-xvi [accessed 27 November 2024].

LIST OF PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS. WITH TITLES AND PRINCIPAL DATES.



1. ABBOTS RIPTON.	Page or Plate.
Plan of village showing positions of monuments	p. 3
(1) Parish Church of St. Andrew, 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 1
" " " Communion Table, late 16th or early 17th-century	151
(14) Cottage, 530 yds. E.S.E. of church, late 16th-century	163
(15) Green Farm, 17th-century	163
(26) Cottages at Wennington, 17th-century	73
2. ABBOTSLEY.
Plan of village, showing positions of monuments	p. 6
(1) Parish Church of St. Margaret, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 5
" " " " from the S.W. West Tower, late 14th-century	14
" " " " Statue of King on S.E. corner of Tower, late 16th-century	159
" " " " Tomb-recess in S. Aisle, c. 1340	13
" " " " Screen under tower-arch, early 16th-century	33
(8) Cottage, 250 yds. E. of church, 17th-century	73
3. ALCONBURY.
Plan of village, showing positions of monuments	p. 11
(1) Parish Church of SS. Peter and Paul, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 8
" " " " " Interior of Chancel, c. 1250	12
" " " " " W. Tower and spire, c. 1280–90	16
" " " " " Roof of chancel, late 15th-century	46
" " " " " Communion Table, early 17th-century	151
(4) Bridge across Alconbury Brook, 15th-century and later	131
(6) Manor House, late 16th-century, and later	72
The Village and Bridge, from the Green, looking N.N.E.	15
5. ALWALTON.
(2) Parish Church of St. Andrew, c. 1190 and later: dated Plan	p. 13
" " " " Window, c. 1300 and 'low-side' window, 14th-century, in S. wall of chancel	11
" " " " Interior from Chancel showing crossing, N. arcade of Nave, c. 1190, etc.	18
" " " " Capital of second column of N. arcade, c. 1190	111
" " " " Capital of third column of N. arcade, early 13th-century	111
" " " " W. Tower, early 13th-century, etc., from the S.E.	17
(4) Porch, re-built and now a lodge or cottage, late 16th or early 17th-century	47
6. BARHAM.
(1) Parish Church of St. Giles, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 16
7. BLUNTISHAM-CUM-EARITH.
(2) Parish Church of St. Mary, c. 1330 and later: dated Plan	p. 18
" " " " from the N.E.	20
" " " " Font, c. 1500	9
" " " " Remains of Screen, with palimpsest paintings of St. John the Baptist and St. George, 15th and early 16th-century	19
(3) The Bulwark, Earith (Earth-work): Plan	p. 21
" " " " " Bird's-eye view	p. 22
(5) House at East End, late 17th or early 18th-century	149
8. BRAMPTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, early 14th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 24
" " " " W. Tower, dated 1635	21
" " " " S. door of two leaves, 15th-century	161
" " " " Font, late 14th or early 15th-century	9
" " " " Alms-dish, 16th-century	137
(3) Bridge across brook, on the Buckden Road; possibly 17th-century	131
9. BRINGTON.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, 14th-century and later: Plan	p. 26
" " " " W. Tower and Spire, late 14th-century	4
(2) Church Farm. Stone barn, dated 1672	150
10. BROUGHTON.
(2) Parish Church of All Saints, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 28
(5) House, W. side of road, 120 yds. S.S.W. of church, late 17th-century	148
(6) House, 300 yds, E.S.E. of church, late 16th-century	163
11. BUCKDEN.
Plan of village, showing positions of monuments	p. 40
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 32
" " " " W. Tower and Spire, 15th-century	23
" " " " S. Porch, 15th-century	22
" " " " S. doorway, 13th-century, re-set, and interior of S. Porch, 15th-century	22
" " " " Carved boss in vault of S. Porch, 15th-century	133
" " " " Monument in chancel to Thomas Barlow, S.T.P., 1691	25
" " " " Arms in floor-slab of Robert Sanderson, Bishop of Lincoln, 1662–3	127
" " " " Six of the eight carved panels in chancel, 16th-century	24
" " " " Pulpit, early 17th-century	153
(4) Buckden Palace, dating from the 13th century: Plan	p. 35
" " Great Tower, late 15th-century, from the S.	23
" " " " from the N.W.	26
" " Inner Gatehouse, etc., late 15th-century, from the W.	28
" " " " " from the E.	29
" " S. end of range S. of Gatehouse, late 15th-century	74
(5) Manor House, dating from late 16th-century or earlier: Plan	p. 38
" " from the S.E.	27
" " Door in N. front, early 17th-century	160
" " Chimney-piece in N. room of S. wing, 1st floor, early 17th-century	158
" " Chimney-piece in S. room of S. wing, 1st floor, early 17th-century	158
(6) Lion Hotel, c. 1500. Interior of Lounge	30
" " " Carved oak boss in ceiling of Lounge	159
(7) George Hotel and House adjoining. Staircase, late 17th or early 18th-century	165
(8) House, E. end of village, N. side of Mill Street. Panelled door, early 17th-century	160
(18) Cottage, E. side of Luck's Lane, 17th-century	71
12. BUCKWORTH.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 42
" " " " W. Tower and Spire, early 14th-century	37
" " " " Detail of E. face of bell-chamber, early 14th-century	35
13. BURY.
(1) Parish Church of the Holy Cross, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 44
" " " " " Respond of chancel-arch, early 12th-century	33
" " " " " W. doorway of Nave, early 12th-century	34
" " " " " W. Tower, mid 13th-century, etc., from the S.	31
" " " " " Book-rest of lectern, early 14th-century	32
" " " " " Screen in chancel-arch, 15th-century	33
Parish Church, Manor House, etc., from the N.W.	15
14. BYTHORN.
(1) Parish Church of St. Lawrence, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 46
15. CALDECOTE.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 48
" " " " " Pulpit, dated 1646	152
16. CATWORTH.
(1) Parish Church of St. Leonard, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 49
" " " " Brass candelabrum, dated 1666	59
" " " " Coffin-lid in vestry, late 13th-century	142
" " " " Communion Table, dated 1634	151
" " " " Piscina in chancel, 13th-century	140
" " " " Pulpit, 15th-century	152
" " " " Screen to chancel, 15th-century	33
17. CHESTERTON.
Chesterton Castor Area: Plan of Roman remains	1
(1) The Castles: Roman Earthwork: Plan	p. 53
Roman milestone, now at Orton Longueville Hall	2
(2) Parish Church of St. Michael, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 54
" " " " S. arcade, early 13th-century, etc., looking W.	6
" " " " W. Tower, 13th-century and Spire, 14th-century	37
" " " " Monument in N. aisle, of Sir Robert Bevill and his son Robert, dated 1611	38
(3) Mound: Plan	p. 55
18. COLNE.
(1) Roman Village site: Plan	p. 57
19. CONINGTON.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, c. 1500: dated Plan	p. 59
" " " " from the S.E.	39
" " " " Chair in chancel, early 16th-century	40
" " " " Chest in S. aisle, 17th-century	146
" " " " Effigy (2) in S. Chapel, late 13th or early 14th-century	115
" " " " Monument (3) in S. Chapel, of Sir Thomas Cotton, 1662	45
" " " " Monument (4) in S. Chapel, of Sir Robert Cotton, 1631	45
" " " " Monument (5) in N. aisle, to David, King of Scotland, erected c. 1600	45
" " " " Monument (6) in N. aisle, to Prince Henry of Scotland, erected c. 1600	45
" " " " Monument (8) in S. aisle, to Thomas Cotton, 1547, etc.	45
" " " " Piscina and Sedilia in chancel, c. 1500	141
" " " " Screen to N. Chapel, early 16th-century	41
(4) Conington Castle, 16th-century and later, from the S.W.	42
(7) Conington Round Hill: Plan	p. 62
21. COVINGTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Margaret, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 64
" " " " N. doorway, 12th-century	34
" " " " Font, 12th-century	8
" " " " Communion Cup and Cover-paten, c. 1570	136
22. DENTON.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 65
23. DIDDINGTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Lawrence, mid 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 67
" " " " Brass of Alice, wife of Walter Taylard, 1513, and altar-tomb of William Taylard, 1505, and his wife Elizabeth	44
" " " " Glass, re-set in western window of S. Chapel, 15th-century and later	43
" " " " Panel in back of western-most pew, N. side of nave, c. 1500	51
24. EASTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Peter, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 70
" " " " Interior showing S. arcade, c. 1300	6
" " " " West Tower and Spire, late 14th-century	4
" " " " Bell; 4th, by R. Newcombe, Leicester, c. 1560–80	7
" " " " Chest in W. Tower, 17th-century	146
25. ELLINGTON.
Plan of village showing positions of monuments	p. 75
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 73
" " " " Roof of nave, 15th-century	46
(5) Cottage, 80 yds. N. of church, late 16th or early 17th-century	73
(16) Cottage, 260 yds. N.N.W. of church, 17th-century	71
26. ELTON.
Plan of village showing positions of monuments	p. 82
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, c. 1270 and later: dated Plan	p. 77
" " " " 'Low-side' window and re-set blocked window, 14th-century, in S. wall of chancel	11
" " " " West Tower, c. 1500	48
" " " " Standing-crosses in churchyard, 11th-century	50
" " " " Monument (1) in S. aisle to Thomas Proby, 1684	25
" " " " " Monument (2) in S. aisle, to John Proby, 1710, and Frances his daughter, 1711	25
" " " " Incised slab (7) in S. aisle, of Robert Sappcott, 1600–01	127
" " " " Piscina and Sedilia in Chancel, early 14th-century	141
" " " " Seating: Bench-end in nave, early 16th-century	51
(3) Elton Hall, 15th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 79
" " " Gatehouse, 15th-century, from the S	49
" " " Vaulted undercroft to Chapel, 15th-century	13
(4) The Old Rectory, late 16th-century	47
(8) Cottage, formerly Girls' school, E. side of road, 600 yds. N.N.W. of church, with inscription of early 18th-century date	47
(20), (21), (22) and (24) Cottages, S. side of High Street, 17th and early 18th-century	47
(39) Carr's Farm, E. side of Oundle Road, 300 yds. S.S.E. of church, 17th-century	47
27. EYNESBURY.
Plan of town showing positions of monuments	p. 87
(2) Parish Church of St. Mary, dating from the 12th-century or earlier: dated Plan	p. 85
" " " N. arcade, late 12th and 13th-century	54
" " " N. arcade. Carved capitals	55
" " " S. Tower, c. 1687	5
" " " Pulpit, c. 1700	153
" " " Seating in N. aisle: E. block, early 16th-century	52
" " " " " " " Two bench-ends	52
" " " " " " " Nine popey-heads	53
29. FARCET.
(2) Parish Church of St. Mary, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 88
" " " " West Tower, c. 1180–90	5
" " " " Paten, c. 1500	137
" " " " Pulpit, early 16th-century, made up 1612	153
" " " " Sedile in chancel, 13th-century	141
(5) House, S. side of street, 180 yds. E. of church, dated 1684	47
" " " " " " " Entrance-doorway, dated 1684	116
30. FEN STANTON.
Plan of village, showing positions of monuments	p. 94
(1) Parish Church of SS. Peter and Paul, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 91
" " " " " Chancel, c. 1350, from the N.E.	57
" " " " " From the S.E. W. Tower and Spire, late 14th-century	56
" " " " " Roof of N. aisle, early 16th-century	46
" " " " " Communion Cup, 1619	136
" " " " " Pulpit, early 16th-century	152
(3) Clock Tower and Lock-up, late 17th-century	166
(4) The Manor. Main staircase, early 18th-century	165
(5) Barn N. of the Manor, early 17th-century	150
(15) House, S. side of street, 160 yds. W. of church, 16th-century	71
31. FLETTON.
(2) Parish Church of St. Margaret, c. 1150 and later: dated Plan	p. 96
" " " " E. bays of N. arcade, c. 1160	6
" " " " Stone carvings in chancel, Pre-Conquest; foliage diaper, 12th-century	58
" " " " Standing-cross, W. of tower, c. 1180	50
" " " " Font, late 16th-century	9
32. FOLKSWORTH.
(1) Parish Church of St. Helen, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 97
" " " " Chancel-arch, mid 12th-century	77
" " " " " Detail	132
" " " " " N. doorway of Nave, c. 1150	139
33. GIDDING, GREAT.
(1) Parish Church of St. Michael, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 99
" " " " From the S.E. Chancel, 13th-century, with later windows; Nave, c. 1400; W. Tower, 14th-century; Spire, 15th-century	60
" " " " Internal wall-arcade, S. side of chancel, late 13th-century	6
" " " " Chest, in W. Tower, mid 17th-century	146
" " " " Communion Rails, early 17th-century	151
" " " " Piscina in chancel, late 13th-century	140
34. GIDDING, LITTLE.
(1) Parish Church of St. John, early 17th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 101
" " " " " West Front, dated 1714	62
" " " " Interior of Nave, looking W., showing wall-panelling and arcading, c. 1714	61
" " " " Font of brass, 17th-century	59
" " " " Hour-glass stand, 17th-century	59
" " " " Lectern of brass, 17th-century	59
35. GLATTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Nicholas, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 103
" " " " N. vestry: Interior showing vaulting, early 16th-century	77
" " " " " W. Tower, late 15th or early 16th-century	5
" " " " " " " " Beast on S.E. corner of parapet	159
" " " " Bell; 2nd, by Watts, Leicester, dated 1595	7
" " " " Bracket in Chancel, 14th-century	118
" " " " Paintings in E. angles of Nave, late 15th or early 16th-century	155
" " " " Seating in Nave: two popey-heads, 15th-century	154
(3) Cottage, E. side of road, 140 yds. S.E. of church, 17th-century	163
(4) Addison Arms Inn, W. side of road, 270 yds. S.E. of church, c. 1700	148
36. GODMANCHESTER.
Plan of town showing positions of monuments	p. 112
(3) Parish Church of St. Mary, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 107
" " " " Buttress to S. wall of chancel, with carved wheel-panel, 13th-century	35
" " " " W. doorway and windows and inscribed panels, with date 1623	67
" " " " Chair in chancel, late 17th-century	40
" " " " Communion Cups, 1559 and later 16th-century	136
" " " " Seating in Nave: traceried heads of panels, 15th-century	63
" " " " Stalls in chancel: late 15th-century. Part of S.W. block	63
" " " " " " " Carved elbows	66
" " " " " " " Carved misericords	64, 65
" " " " " " " Carved popey-heads	63
(5) Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Causeway, 130 yds. S.W. of church, c. 1560	149
(6) Tudor House, Ermine Street, ¼-mile E.S.E. of church, dated 1600 and 1603. W. front	69
" " " " Back	69
" " " " Doorway in W. front, dated 1603	160
(7) House, E. side Ermine Street, 500 yds. S.E. of church, dated 1625	69
(13) Porch Farm, London Road, 750 yds. S.S.E. of church. Porch, c. 1600	160
(19) Cottage, N. side of Piper's Lane, 480 yds. S.S.E of church, 17th-century	73
(25) Cottage, E. side of Duck End, 660 yds. S. of church, 17th-century	73
(26) House, W. side of Duck End, 550 yds. S. of church, 17th-century	73
(38) Belle Isle, house N. side of West Street, 920 yds. S.W. of church, 17th-century	71
(39) House, S. side of West Street, 850 yds. S.W. by W. of church, dated 1593	69
(44) House, E. side of Causeway, 220 yds. S.S.W. of church, c. 1600	69
(48) House, E. side of Causeway, 100 yds. W.N.W. of church, 17th-century	71
(60) Range of three houses, S. side of East Street, 140 yds. S. of church, dated 1611 and 1613	72
(67) House, S.W. side of Back Church Lane, 210 yds. E.S.E. of church, 16th-century	71
(68) House, facing W. end of Cambridge Road, 370 yds. S.E. of church, dated 1613	71
(70) House, N. side of Cambridge Road, ¼-mile E.S.E. of church, 16th and 17th-century	69
Ermine Street, looking N., showing monuments (8), (7) and (6)	68
Causeway, looking N., showing monuments (48), (52), etc.	68
37. GRAFHAM.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, c. 1250 and later: Plan	p. 116
" " " " W. Tower and Spire, late 14th or early 15th-century	4
" " " " Effigy of priest, in S. porch, early 14th-century	10
38. GRANSDEN, GREAT.
Plan of village, showing positions of monuments	p. 121
(1) Parish Church of St. Bartholomew, 14th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 119
" " " " Slab in W. Tower with indent of brass of Thomas de Neusum, Rector, 1301–28	127
" " " " Piscina in chancel, late 15th-century	140
" " " " Pulpit, mid 17th-century	153
" " " " Seating in nave. Heads of panels, early 16th-century	51
(3) Gransden Hall, 550 yds. W.N.W. of church, mid 17th-century and later; from the N.E.	148
(4) Rippington Manor Farm, 40 yds E. of church. Stone fireplace, late 16th-century	158
" " " Balustrade of Staircase, late 17th-century	165
" " " Barn, late 16th-century	150
(15) Safford's Farm, 350 yds. W.N.W. of the church. Barn, late 16th-century	150
39. HADDON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, 11th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 123
" " " " Window, N. wall of chancel, mid 13th-century	11
" " " " Chancel-arch, early 12th-century	70
" " " " " Capital of N. respond	111
" " " " Capital and corbel, W. respond of S. arcade, 13th-century	118
40. HAIL WESTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Nicholas, late 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 125
41. HAMERTON.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, early 14th-century and later: Plan	p. 126
" " " " Corbel of chancel-arch, early 14th-century, partly re-cut	118
" " " " W. Tower, late 15th-century	5
" " " " Figures in roof of S. aisle, 15th-century	46
" " " " Communion Cup and Cover-paten, 1674	136
(3) Bridge over Alconbury Brook, 17th-century or earlier	131
(4) Manor Farm, late 16th-century	74
42. HARTFORD.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 128
(2) Earthwork, possibly mount and bailey, 2 miles N.N.W. of church: Plan	p. 129
(3) Manor House, 320 yds. N.E. of church, late 15th or early 16th-century	72
43. HEMINGFORD ABBOTS
(1) Parish Church of St. Margaret, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 131
" " " " Interior looking S.E., showing S. arcade, c. 1300, and clear-storey, c. 1500 with remains of earlier windows	75
" " " " " Soffit of first bay of roof of Nave, early 16th-century	46
(5) Whitehall, 340 yds. W.N.W. of church, 17th-century	148
44. HEMINGFORD GREY.
(1) Parish Church of St. James, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 134
" " " " From the S.E. Chancel and Aisle, 13th and 14th-century; Clearstorey, c. 1500; Tower, late 14th-century	76
" " " " Interior showing N. arcade, 12th and 13th-century	77
(2) Manor House, mid 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 135
" " " From the S.W. showing original window	78
" " " " Window, in S. wall, 12th-century	116
(3) The Old Rectory, N.E. of church, early 18th-century	149
(4) House, formerly the Anchor Inn, 100 yds. S.E. of church, 17th-century	73
(7) Glebe Cottage, 400 yds. S.E. of church, dated 1583	163
45. HILTON.
(1) Parish of Church St. Mary Magdalene, 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 137
" " " " " Cross in W. wall of Tower, early 13th-century	50
(2) The Maze, 230 yds. N.E. of the church, 1660: Plan	p. 138
" " Stone pier of 1729 recording the forming of the maze in 1660	142
(3) St. John's College Farm, 620 yds. N.W. of church, late 15th-century	72
(4) Hilton Hall, from the S., early 17th-century	149
" " Staircase, early 17th-century	164
" " Pigeon-house, late 17th-century	166
(8) Cross Roads Farm, 400 yds. N. of church, 17th-century	72
(16) House, formerly Red Cow Inn, 120 yds. N.E. of church, 15th-century	73
(17) Cottage, called the Old Vicarage, 250 yds. N.E. of church, 17th-century	73
46. HOLME.
(3) Cottage, 240 yds. E. of church, late 17th-century	148
47. HOLYWELL-CUM-NEEDINGWORTH.
(1) Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, Holywell, 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 140
(19) House at E. corner of Church Street and High Street, Needingworth, 17th-century	73
48. HOUGHTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 143
" " " " W. Tower and Spire, late 14th-century	4
" " " " Stone seat at W. end of N. aisle, 13th-century	141
(3) House, E. side of road, 300 yds. N.N.E. of church, late 16th or early 17th-century	72
49. HUNTINGDON.
Plan of town showing positions of monuments	p. 157
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 145
" " " " From the S.E. Tower, late 14th-century, remainder mostly late 15th or early 16th-century	79
" " " " Carved figures from the Nave-roof, now in the Archdeacon's Library, early 16th-century	159
(2) Parish Church of St. Mary, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 147
" " " " S. doorway of chancel, early 13th-century	82
" " " " S. arcade of Nave, mid 13th-century	81
" " " " Corbel of W. respond of S. arcade, mid 13th-century	132
" " " " W. Tower, late 14th-century	80
" " " " W. doorway, late 14th-century	81
" " " " Chest in Tower, early 17th-century	146
(6) The Castle, mount and bailey: Plan	p. 150
" " " " " From the S.	83
(8) Huntingdon Bridge, c. 1300 and later: Plan	p. 151
" " W. side	83
" " W. side of second arch from N.	131
(9) The Nuns' Bridge, 15th or 16th-century, E. side	131
(10) Hinchingbrooke (house), dating from the 16th century or earlier: Plan	p. 153
" " From the S.W. S.W. Tower, mid 16th-century	84
" " N. Front, mid 16th-century and later	86
" " Bay-window, dated 1602, re-built later against S. Front	85
" " N.W. range, mid 16th-century and later. E. side	88
" " " " W. side	89
" " Great Staircase. Part of dado, late 17th-century	119
" " Library. Re-set panels in door, early 16th-century	119
" " Gatehouse, mid 16th-century with earlier material	87
(12) Grammar School, formerly St. John's Hospital, 12th-century: Plan	p. 156
" " From the S.W.	90
(13) Walden House, now County Council Offices, late 17th-century	91
(19) Ferrar's House, W. side of High Street, early 18th-century	93
(22) George Hotel. Courtyard, 17th-century and later	92
(28) House, S.W. side of High Street, 270 yds. S.E. of All Saints' Church. Fireplace, late 16th-century	158
(29) Cowper House, S.W. side of High Street, early 18th-century	93
50. HURST, OLD.
(1) Chapel of St. Peter, 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 162
" " " Font. late 13th-century	9
(3) Manor Farm, 250 yds. S.E. of Chapel. Staircase, late 16th or early 17th-century	164
" " " " " " Barn, 17th-century	150
51. KEYSTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 164
" " " " " " W. Tower and Spire, mid 14th-century	36
" " " " " " W. front of W. Tower, mid 14th-century	94
" " " " " " Lectern, c. 1640	32
" " " " " " Oak cadaver, late 15th or early 16th-century	10
52. KIMBOLTON.
Plan of town showing positions of monuments	p. 174
(1) Parish Church of St. Andrew, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 168
" " " " From the S.S.W. Tower and Spire, early 14th-century	96
" " " " Capital of W. respond, N. arcade, mid 13th-century	55
" " " " W. doorway and window, early 14th-century	67
" " " " Details of roofs of chapels and aisles, late 15th-century	95
" " " " Bell; 5th, by Watts, Leicester, dated 1634	7
" " " " Glass; figure in S.W. window of S. Chapel, with name Symon, 15th-century	157
" " " " Monument in S. Chapel, to Essex, wife of Edward, Earl of Manchester, 1658	25
" " " " Communion Cup, late 16th-century	136
" " " " Alms-dish, c. 1660	137
" " " " Screen to N. Chapel, late 15th-century	41
" " " " Screen to S. Chapel, late 15th-century	41
" " " " Painted figures of saints on Screen to S. Chapel, late 15th-century	19
(2) Kimbolton Castle, 1525 and later: Plan	p. 171
" " From the S.E. Fronts by Sir John Vanbrugh, early 18th-century	42
" " From the S.W. Fronts by Vanbrugh	97
" " Courtyard from the N.W., late 17th-century	98
" " Courtyard: Rainwater-pipes, late 17th-century	159
" " Chapel. Interior, looking S.W., early 18th-century	119
" " Great Staircase, partly early 18th-century	100
(5) Stonely Priory, 15th or early 16th-century. From the S.W.	47
(19) George Hotel. Staircase, 17th-century	165
(20) House, S. side of High Street, 50 yds. S.W. of church. Staircase, 17th-century	164
(39) House at Wornditch, 1 mile N.W. of church, early 17th-century	71
High Street, looking N.W. showing monuments (8) to (16)	3
53. KINGS RIPTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Peter, 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 176
" " " " Font, late 18th-century	8
54. LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 178
" " " " Interior looking S.E. (Pulpits, screens and seating, c. 1630–40)	100
" " " " W. Tower, 1634	99
" " " " Chair in chancel, c. 1700	40
" " " " Effigies in N. Transept of Sir Robert Tyrwhitt, 1572, and Elizabeth his wife, 1578	103
" " " " Effigy in N. Transept, said to be of Katherine, daughter of Sir R. Tyrwhitt and wife of Henry D'Arcy, 1567	103
" " " " Piscina in Chancel, mid 13th-century	140
" " " " Communion Cup and Cover-paten, 1627	136
" " " " Pulpits, etc., in Nave, c. 1630–40	101
" " " " Rainwater-head, S. side of chancel, dated 1632	59
(2) The Castle, Gatehouse, now Vicarage, c. 1616. S. front	102
" " Earthworks: Plan	p. 181
56. MOLESWORTH.
(1) Parish Church of St. Peter, 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 182
" " " " Arcade in N. wall of Chancel, c. 1270–80	6
" " " " Wall-paintings in Nave, of St. Christopher and St. Anthony, late 15th or early 16th-century	105
" " " " Communion Cup and Cover-paten, 1569	136
57. MORBORNE.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 185
" " " " Chancel-arch, mid 12th-century	77
" " " " Effigy in S. aisle of priest, 13th-century	10
" " " " Piscina in Chancel, 13th-century	140
58. OFFORD CLUNY.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 186
" " " " S.W. angle of S. aisle with gargoyle, late 15th or early 16th-century	35
" " " " Pulpit, early 17th-century	152
(6) House, W. side of road, 160 yds. S.S.E. of church, 17th-century	72
(11) House, E. side of road, 470 yds. N.N.E of church, dated 1632, porch dated 1668	102
59. OFFORD DARCY.
(1) Parish Church of St. Peter, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 189
" " " " Slab (1) in N. aisle with effigies, mid to late 14th-century	10
" " " " Monument (2) in S. aisle, to Richard Nailour, 1616	25
" " " " Remains of screen under chancel-arch, 14th-century	106
" " " " Table, in N. aisle, 17th-century	151
(3) Manor House, 40 yds. S.S.W. of church. Overmantel on first floor, early 17th-century	158
" " Main Staircase, 17th-century	164
60. ORTON LONGUEVILLE.
(2) Parish Church of Holy Trinity, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 192
" " " " Font, 15th-century	9
" " " " Funeral-helm in N. chapel, early 17th-century	59
" " " " Effigy of Knight in N. chapel, c. 1280	10
" " " " Painting of St. Christopher on N. wall of N. aisle, early 16th-century	104
(4) Orton Hall. Doorway and pediment in E. front, with arms of Talbot, 16th-century	116
" " Carved woodwork in Dining Room, 16th and 17th-century	119
" " Roman remains—pavement, altar and milestone—from Chesterton	2
61. ORTON WATERVILLE.
Plan of village showing positions of monuments	p. 197
(2) Parish Church of St. Mary, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 195
" " " " S. arcade. Capital of second pier, c. 1270–80	55
" " " " Bracket, E. wall of S. aisle, 15th-century	118
" " " " Chairs in Chancel, late 17th or early 18th-century	40
" " " " Pulpit, late 16th-century	107
" " " " Stall and desk, 16th-century, altered subsequently	40
(3) Manor Farm, dated 1571. W. front	47
" " Stone doorway, dated 1571	116
(12) Dovecote at the Rectory, 130 yds. S.S.W. of church, 17th-century	166
62. PAXTON, GREAT.
(1) Parish Church of the Holy Trinity, mid 11th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 199
" " " " " From the S.W. Clearstorey, 11th century; W. Tower, late 14th-century	110
" " " " " Interior looking E. showing S. arcade, etc., 11th-century	108
" " " " " Interior looking W., showing 11th-century transept-arches, Nave-arcades, etc.	109
" " " " " Capital of column, S. arcade	111
" " " " " Base of cross in churchyard, 15th-century	142
" " " " " Door to S. aisle with ironwork of 13th-century	161
" " " " " Screen under tower-arch, 15th-century	41
63. PAXTON, LITTLE.
(1) Parish Church of St. James, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 202
" " " " S. doorway, mid 12th-century, re-set later	139
64. PIDLEY-CUM-FENTON.
(4) Manor Farm, 720 yds. E. of church. Staircase, late 17th-century	164
65. RAMSEY.
Plan of town showing positions of monuments	p. 210
(1) Parish Church of St. Thomas of Canterbury, c. 1180 and later: dated Plan	p. 205
" " " " " Chancel, etc., Exterior from S.E.	112
" " " " " " " Interior showing original windows and vaulting	113
" " " " " Interior of Nave looking E., showing original arcades	114
" " " " " Capitals of Nave-arcades, c. 1180	111
" " " " " Lectern, 15th-century, partly restored	32
(3) Ramsey Abbey, 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 208
" " Remains of wall-arcades in basement, mid 13th-century	116
" " Effigy, in the house, late 13th-century	115
" " Oak door preserved in the basement, late 16th-century	160
" " Gatehouse, late 15th-century	117
(4) Biggin Malting, 16th-century	166
(5) Bodsey House, nearly 1½ miles N. of church, 14th-century and later. S. side	130
67. RAVELEY, LITTLE.
(1) Parish Church of St. James, c. 1230 and later: Plan	p. 212
" " " " Font, 15th-century	9
68. ST. IVES.
Plan of town showing positions of monuments	p. 217
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 213
" " " " Soffit of vault of W. Tower, c. 1470	133
" " " " Image-brackets in Nave, late 15th-century	118
" " " " Chest, dated 1703	146
" " " " Font, 13th-century	9
" " " " Piscina in S. aisle, early 13th-century	140
" " " " Pulpit, late 16th or early 17th-century, on an earlier stem	152
(3) The Bridge, late 14th or early 15th-century: Plan	p. 215
" " " " " " E. side	Frontispiece
" " " " " " Chapel, from N.E.	121
(4) Bridge House, early 18th-century. E. front.	120
(6) Manor House, N.W. side of Bridge Street, N. of Bridge, late 16th-century	120
(7) House and shops, N.W. side of Bridge Street, N. of Manor House. Front, early 18th-century	120
(9) House, N.W. side of Bridge Street, at corner of Merryland, 15th-century	121
(10) House, S.E. side of Bridge Street, 30 yds. N. of the Bridge, late 17th or early 18th-century	120
(12) Range of five houses, Waterside, 40 yds. S.E. of the Bridge, early 18th-century	120
(19), (20), (21) Houses and shops, N.E. side of Market Place, 17th and early 18th-century	120
(20) House and shop. Carved beam, re-set, early 16th-century	119
(25) Royal Oak Inn, Crown Street. Back wing, late 17th-century	121
(26) House and shop, Crown Street, next to Royal Oak Inn, early 18th-century	121
(34) House, now store, S.E. side of Woolpack Lane, 25 yds. S.W. of Merryland, 17th-century	120
(38) Green End Farm, 700 yds. N. of church, 17th-century	121
" " " 'Oliver Cromwell's Barn,' Exterior and Interior, late 16th-century	121
69. ST. NEOTS.
Plan of town showing positions of monuments	p. 225
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 221
" " " " From the S.E. Nave, etc., late 15th-century; Tower finished, c. 1530	123
" " " " Nave-roof, late 15th-century	122
" " " " Chest, in room over S. Porch, probably 16th-century	146
" " " " Communion Table, early 17th-century	151
" " " " Glass, re-set in window of room over S. Porch, 15th-century	157
" " " " Screen under W. arch of N. chapel. Detail, late 15th-century	33
(2) The Bridge, possibly 14th-century and later. From the S.E.	124
(3) Bridge Hotel, N.W. corner of Market Square. Plaster panel, late 17th-century	159
" " Remains of wall-painting, late 16th or early 17th-century	119
(7) Angel Inn, N. side of Market Square, 140 yds. E. of the Bridge. Plaster panel, 17th-century	119
71. SAWTRY.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints. Brasses in Chancel of Sir William le Moyne, 1404, and Mary his wife	127
" " " " Chest in Vestry, early 16th-century	146
" " " " Coffin-lid in Nave, 13th-century	142
" " " " Glass, re-set in S. windows of Chancel, 15th to 17th-century	157
" " " " Stools, 17th-century	40
72. SAWTRY JUDITH.
(1) Sawtry Abbey, 12th-century, now destroyed: Plan	p. 230
73. SIBSON-CUM-STIBBINGTON.
(2) Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, Stibbington, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 232
" " " " " W. doorway, 12th-century	126
" " " " " Font, late 12th or early 13th-century	8
(3) Stibbington Hall, dated 1625. S.W. Front	128
" " " " Staircase	164
" " " " Gateway to Courtyard	116
(4) The Haycock, S. of Wansford Bridge, probably c. 1632. From the N.W.	129
(5) Wansford Bridge, dated 1577, 1672 and 1674. W. side	125
(6) Stibbington Rectory, late 16th-century	130
(7) Stibbington Manor, 150 yds. W. of church, c. 1625	130
(8) Farmhouse at Sibson, 1,200 yds. S.S.E. of Stibbington Church, c. 1600	130
(9) Sibson Manor House, ¾ mile S.S.E. of Stibbington Church, c. 1630	130
74. SOMERSHAM.
(2) Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 236
" " " " " W. Tower, early 14th-century	5
(4) Somersham Park, 300 yds. S. of church. Bridge across moat, mediæval and later	131
75. SOUTHOE.
(1) Parish Church of St. Leonard, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 240
" " " " S. doorway, c. 1160–70, re-set later	126
76. SPALDWICK.
(1) Parish Church of St. James, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 242
" " " " From the S.E. Chancel, nave, etc., 14th-16th century; W. Tower and Spire 14th-century	96
" " " " N. doorway of Nave, late 12th-century	139
" " " " Spire; soffit, looking up, late 14th-century	133
" " " " Chest in S. aisle, 17th-century	146
" " " " Screen to S. Chapel, early 16th-century	41
(4) Bridge over brook, 15th-century and later	131
High Street looking W. showing (7) Manor Farm, c. 1600 and (6) George Inn, early 17th-century	3
77. STANGROUND.
(2) Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 246
" " " " " From the S.E; mostly c. 1300–1310	134
" " " " " Font, c. 1300	9
" " " " " Piscina in Chancel, early 14th-century	140
" " " " " Remains of screen, W. end of N. chapel. Detail, 15th-century	51
" " " " " Popey-head of bench-end in Nave, 15th-century	154
(3) Horsey Hill Fort: Plan	p. 247
(4) Lampass Cross, now in Vicarage garden, 11th or 12th-century	50
(6) House, E. side of street, 320 yds. S.S.E. of church, 17th-century	130
78. STAUGHTON, GREAT.
(1) Parish Church of St. Andrew, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 249
" " " " From the S.E. Nave, Chancel, etc., 13th-16th-century; Tower, early 16th-century	76
" " " " Soffit of vault to recess in N. Chapel, early 16th-century	133
" " " " Bells; 4th by William Dawe, c. 1400 and 5th by Watts, dated 1600	7
" " " " Communion rails, late 17th-century	151
" " " " Funeral-helm and gauntlets, early 17th-century	59
" " " " Monuments (1) in chancel of Sir James Deyer, 1580, Margaret, his wife, 1560, Sir Richard Deyer, 1605 and Marie, his wife, 1601	135
" " " " Monument (5) in S. aisle of Sir George Wauton, 1606	135
(3) Old Manor Farm, 1 mile S.W. of church. Moat: Plan	p. 252
(5) Place House, late 16th-century, altered later. From the S.W.	92
" " Barns, N.E. of house, late 16th-century	150
(6) Gaynes Hall. Remains of effigy now in garden, mid 13th-century	115
(9) Village Cross, Staughton Highway, 700 yds. E. of church, dated 1637	142
79. STEEPLE GIDDING.
(1) Parish Church of St. Andrew, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 256
" " " " W. Tower and Spire, late 14th-century	4
" " " " Monument in Chancel, of Mary, wife of Roger Kinyon, 1714	25
80. STILTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 258
" " " " Coffin-lid in S. aisle, late 12th-century	142
(2) Bell Inn, E. side of Great North Road, with date 1642. W. front.	138
81. STOW, LONG.
(1) Parish Church of St. Botolph, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 261
" " " " S. doorway of Chancel, 12th-century, re-set 13th-century	139
" " " " S. doorway of S. aisle, c. 1270; doors, early 16th-century	82
" " " " Bell by Henry Jordan, 15th-century	7
" " " " Monument in Chancel to Sir Thomas Maples, 1634–5	25
" " " " Paten, 1491	137
(3) Village Cross, 240 yds. S.S.E. of church, 15th-century, top modern	142
(4) Prebend Farm. Pigeon-house; Interior and Exterior, early 17th-century	166
(6) House, 460 yds. E. of church on N. side of road. Carved panel, early 17th-century	119
82. STUKELEY, GREAT.
(1) Parish Church of St. Bartholomew, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 264
" " " " Interior showing N. arcade, 13th-century, etc.	6
" " " " Capital of middle column, S. arcade, 13th-century	55
" " " " W. Tower, late 15th-century	5
" " " " Corbels, N.E. and S.E. corners of former vault in W. Tower, late 15th-century	133
" " " " Indent (2) in N. aisle, 14th-century and early 16th-century	127
" " " " Font, 13th-century	8
" " " " Communion Cup and Cover-paten, 1624	137
83. STUKELEY, LITTLE.
(1) Parish Church of St. Martin, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 267
" " " " N. arch of chancel, Re-set voussoirs, 12th-century	132
" " " " Bracket over middle column N. arcade, late 15th or early 16th-century	118
" " " " Bracket on E. respond, S. arcade, late 15th or early 16th-century	118
" " " " Bracket on E. wall, S. chapel, late 15th or early 16th-century	118
" " " " Font, 15th-century	9
(11) House, formerly Swan and Salmon Inn, at the crossroads, dated 1676	149
84. TETWORTH.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 270
" " " " Monument, N.E. of Nave, of Sir Humphrey Winche, 1624–5	44
" " " " Communion Cup, Elizabethan, and Cover-paten, undated	136
85. TILBROOK.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 273
" " " " From the S.W. W. Tower and Spire, late 14th-century	60
" " " " Interior looking E., showing N. arcade, mid to late 13th-century, etc.	143
" " " " Roof of N. chapel. Angel at foot of principal, late 15th-century	46
" " " " Piscina in chancel, 14th-century	140
" " " " Chancel screen and Rood-loft, 16th-century	144
" " " " Chancel screen. Details of painted panels and soffit of Rood-loft	145
" " " " Screen to N. chapel, 15th-century	145
86. TOSELAND.
(1) Parish Church of St. Michael, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 275
" " " " Capital of S. respond of Chancel-arch, mid 12th-century	111
" " " " S. Doorway and window of Nave, mid 12th-century	70
(3) Toseland Hall, c. 1600. Plan	p. 276
" " " " S. Front	147
" " " Staircase	164
" " " " Barn, W. of house, c. 1600	150
87. UPTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Margaret, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 278
" " " " W. Tower and Spire, 15th-century	4
" " " " Communion Table (in Vestry) early 17th-century	151
" " " " Font, late 12th-century bowl, 13th-century stem	8
88. UPWOOD.
(1) Parish Church of St. Peter, c. 1100 and later: dated Plan	p. 280
" " " " N. arcade, 12th-century	77
" " " " Monument in chancel to Peter Phesaunt, 1649, and Mary his wife	25
" " " " Alms-dish, early 15th-century, Spanish	137
89. WARBOYS.
(1) Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 283
" " " " " W. Tower and Spire, mid 13th-century	36
" " " " " Chancel-arch, mid 12th-century	132
" " " " " Coffin-lid in churchyard, early 14th-century	142
" " " " " Font, early 13th-century	8
" " " " " Knocker on N. door of chancel, possibly late 12th-century	59
(2) Manor House, early 17th-century. E. Front	148
" " " " Staircase	164
(3) The Rectory. Entrance-doorway, early 18th-century, re-set	160
(4) White Hart Inn, N. side of High Street, mid 17th-century	149
92. WATER NEWTON.
(1) Roman Houses: Plan	p. 285
(2) Parish Church of St. Remigius, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 286
" " " W. Tower and Spire, early 14th-century	4
" " " " Piscina, 14th-century, and Sedilia, c. 1300, in chancel	141
" " " " Communion Cup, 1636	136
" " " " Popey-heads to bench-ends in Chancel, c. 1500	154
(3) Rectory, early 18th-century	130
(4) Water Newton House, 150 yds. S.S.W. of church, early 17th-century. From the S.W.	130
" " " " Staircase, late 17th-century	165
93. WESTON, OLD.
(1) Parish Church of St. Swithin, 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 288
" " " " W. Tower and Spire, late 14th-century	4
" " " " Font, probably 14th-century, modern stem and base	8
" " " " Painting of St. Margaret on N. splay of E. window of S. aisle, 14th-century	104
" " " " Painting, possibly Martyrdom of St. John the Baptist, on S. wall of S. aisle, 14th-century	155
(2) Model Farm, 460 yds. E.N.E. of church. Staircase, early 17th-century	165
(3) House, S. side of road, 300 yds. N.E. of church, 17th-century	71
(8) House, E. side of road, 840 yds. E.N.E. of church, 17th-century	72
94. WINWICK.
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 291
" " " " Font, early 13th-century, bowl re-cut	8
95. WISTOW.
(1) Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, early 14th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 293
" " " " " Interior looking S.W. showing S. arcade and clearstorey, late 15th or early 16th-century	61
" " " " " Door in S. doorway, with ironwork of the 14th century	161
" " " " " Glass in W. window of S. aisle, early 15th-century	157
" " " " " " " " " " " Detail	156
(2) Wistow Bridge, 16th or 17th-century with modern widening	131
(3) Limetree Farm, 350 yds. S.W. of church. Panelling, early 18th-century	158
96. WOODHURST.
(1) Chapel of St. John the Baptist, 12th-century and later: Plan	p. 295
(3) Stone, called the ' Abbot's Chair,' probably base of a mediæval cross, 1¼ mile S.W. of Chapel	142
97. WOODSTONE.
(2) Parish Church of St. Augustine of Canterbury, Font, late 13th-century	8
" " " " " Communion Cup and Cover-paten, 1569	136
" " " " " Bowl, 1630	137
98. WOOD WALTON.
(1) Parish Church of St. Andrew, 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 298
" " " " N. arcade, early 16th-century	77
" " " " Glass in N.W. window of Chancel with figures of SS. Katherine and Lawrence, late 13th or early 14th-century	157
(2) Castle Hill, motte and bailey, 700 yds. N.N.E. of church: Plan	p. 299
99. WOOLLEY.
(1) Parish Church of S.t Mary, c. 1300 and later: dated Plan	p. 300
" " " " Communion Cup and Cover-paten, 1570	136
100. WYTON
(1) Parish Church of All Saints, 12th or 13th-century and later: Plan	p. 302
" " " " Capital of first pier of N. arcade, c. 1200–10	55
" " " " N. door with ironwork of the 13th century	161
(4) Three Jolly Butchers Inn, S. side of road, 220 yds. N.E. of church, dated 1622. Carved beam	119
Village Street, looking E., showing monuments (2) dated 1648, (3) late 16th or early 17th-century and (6) 17th-century	3
101. YAXLEY.
(1) Parish Church of St. Peter, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	p. 304
" " " " From the S.E. Windows, etc., 13th-15th-century; Tower and Spire, late 15th-century	162
" " " " Monument in N. Transept, of heart-burial, c. 1300	127
" " " " Piscina and Sedilia in N. Chapel, late 13th-century	141
" " " " Pulpit, dated 1631, on 15th-century stem	152
" " " " Stalls in Chancel, late 15th-century	51
(3) House, S. side of Church Lane, 100 yds. S.E. of church. Staircase, late 17th-century	165
(10) House, three tenements, 700 yds. E.N.E. of church, late 16th-century	163
102. YELLING.
(1) Parish Church of Holy Cross, c. 1180–90 and later: Plan	p. 309