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"Tehiddy House, Cornwall. The Seat of Francis Basset, Baron De Dunstanville" (1757-1835). 1832 engraving by John Thomas after T. Allom
"Tehiddy House, Cornwall. The Seat of Francis Basset, Baron De Dunstanville" (1757-1835). 1832 engraving by John Thomas after T. Allom
Whitechapel Manor, main (south) front
Whitechapel Manor, main (south) front
Whitechapel Manor, possible ancient remains of mediaeval chapel, otherwise identified as bee boles, north-west angle of manor house
Whitechapel Manor, possible ancient remains of mediaeval chapel, otherwise identified as bee boles, north-west angle of manor house
Whitechapel Manor, hall screen, oak, early 17th century, with strapwork decoration. Viewed from within the great hall. The main entrance door is behin
Whitechapel Manor, hall screen, oak, early 17th century, with strapwork decoration. Viewed from within the great hall. The main entrance door is behind the screen to the left
Arms of Lear of Lindridge House: Azure, a fess raguly between three unicorn's heads erased or, as visible on the mural monument to Sir Peter Lear, 1st
Arms of Lear of Lindridge House: Azure, a fess raguly between three unicorn's heads erased or, as visible on the mural monument to Sir Peter Lear, 1st Baronet (died c. 1684) in Bishopsteignton Church