Glastonbury Market Cross
The octagonal Market Cross in Glastonbury was built in 1846 by Benjamin Ferrey. It eplaced an earlier, mediaeval cross removed …
Bridgwater – Red Brick Street
A side street in Bridgwater which gives a clue as to the town’s main industry between the 17th and 20th …
Carhampton Church
Church of St John the Baptist in Carhampton. There were originally 2 churches in the village with one dating back …
Martock Cottage
Ham stone and mullion windows are a feature of many of the buildings in the quintessential Somerset village of Martock …
Bridgwater Church
View from the west side of St Mary’s church in Bridgwater. The church’s most notable feature is its 170ft high …
Clevedon Rooftops
The coastal town of Clevedon benefited from being a poular resort in the Victorian era. As a result there is …
Somerset Coast from Dunkery Beacon
View from Dunkery Beacon, at 1,705 ft (520 m) it is the highest point in Exmoor and all of Somerset …
Minehead Thatched Cottages
Thatched cottages in the upper town part of Minehead near the church. From what I can gather much of the …
Buter Cross – Somerton
Also referred to as the Market Cross the hexagonal Butter Cross was built in 1673 by the Hext Family. On …
Somerton
Market Place in the idyllic village of Somerton. The most notable feature is the Butter Cross (on the right). Built …
Church Lane Cottages – Shepton Mallet
Cottages on Church Lane in Shepton Mallet. You can see the tower of St Peter and St Paul behind with …
Dulverton Church and Lych Gate
All Saints church in Dulverton with a fine example of a lych gate. The church itself is mostly mid 19th …
