Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: huntingdon

the chancel of st.thomas remained when the nave was demolished in 1402. the east window dates from c.1330, the side windows seem a little later as the uprights in the tracery cut the arch. the differing butresses at the corner imply a longer history than the fenestration does.

the guildhall was built in 1671 with open market arcades beneath. the royal arms of charles 2 are nicely carved in a rustic manner on the front

the church was built in 1402-7, reusing some work from the nave of st.thomas, mostly in the lower west tower door and window.

this beast, possibly an heraldic antelope, guards the south porch on the parapet. the church was built in 1402-7, reusing some work from the nave of st.thomas, mostly in the lower west tower door and window.

the church was built in 1402-7, reusing some work from the nave of st.thomas, mostly in the lower west tower door and window.

this boss showing the annunciation is on the porch vault. the church was built in 1402-7, reusing some work from the nave of st.thomas, mostly in the lower west tower door and window.

the guildhall was built in 1671 with open market arcades beneath. the royal arms of charles 2 are nicely carved in a rustic manner on the front

this boss showing the trinity is on the porch vault. the church was built in 1402-7, reusing some work from the nave of st.thomas, mostly in the lower west tower door and window.

one time presbyterian church built into a c18 house in 1864 with an unusually tough classical spire for its time

the church was built in 1402-7, reusing some work from the nave of st.thomas, mostly in the lower west tower door and window.

the church was built in 1402-7, reusing some work from the nave of st.thomas, mostly in the lower west tower door and window.