Steeple Collection (page 3)

Cloth Hall and Belfry at Ghent, Belgium
The Cloth Hall and Belfry at Ghent, Belgium. The rectangular hall adjoining the belfry was built to headquarter the affairs of the cloth trade that made the city rich during the Middle Ages

Dog Gargoyle
A gargoyle of dog on Steeple Ashton church, Wiltshire, England. Date: Medieval

Mont St. Michel
Mont. St. Michel, Normandy, France, showing the dramatic monastery, with its steeple almost touching the clouds. Date: 1967

THE MARBLE CHURCH
The Church of St. Margaret, Bodelwyddan, Denbighshire, Wales, known as the Marble Church because of the 13 different types of marble used in its interior. Date: built 1860

Marlow Sunset
Sunset over the River Thames at Marlow, Buckinghamshire, England, with the spire of All Saints Church on the horizon. Date: 1960s

Christmas Eve at Trafalgar Square
Festive scene showing Trafalgar Square in London on Christmas Eve, with crowds gathered around the huge Christmas tree and fountains. The National Gallery and St

View of Honiton from the South
A very attractive idyliic rural view of Honiton from the South

Martinique - Fort-de-France - Cathedral. Designed by Parisian architect Pierre-Henri Picq. The cathedral is built entirely out of wood

When Puck Laughs by Primrose Harley
A sprite, or Puck, rocks idly on a weather vane atop a church steeple, and mocks the people in the town below going about their daily business

New Church, Hackney
Impression of the new church to be built on Grove Street in South Hackney in the 1840s. Now the Church of St. John of Jerusalem

All Saints, Bakewell
The magnificent church of All Saints, Bakewell, Derbyshire, England. Originally built in Saxon times, the present building is Norman with later additions over the centuries

West Gate Cardiff / Wales
The approach to the West Gate

Noblewomen at Tournament
Noblewomen attending a tournament in France wear various headdresses including a Turkey Bonnet, Hennin or Steeple headdresses with veils & a V-shaped roll. Date: 15th Century

Duchesse D orleans / Frois
Accused of practising magic against her brother-in-law, the imbecile king Charles VI le Fou, the duchesse d Orleans has to leave Paris for Asnieres

English Headdresses C15
Tournament spectators: their gowns have deep V -necklines & revers, narrow sleeves & fur cuffs. Headdresses: truncated cone, butterfly, V shaped roll, veils, cap with liripipe

Steeple Headdress
A fanciful Victorian depiction of a mediaeval lady wearing a Hennin or steeple headdress of the late C15th. Other aspects of her costume date from the 14th century

Fishing Boats / Breydon
Norfolk scenery: Breydon Water

Mont St. Michel from Air
An aerial view of Mont St. Michel, Normandy, France, showing the dramatic monastery, with its steeple, peeping through the clouds

St Leonards, Shoreditch
A view of Shoreditch Church

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