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Tixall Church: red-sepia drawing

'Tixall Church,' from the road on the left side of the church. Showing a classical west end tower and the body of the church beyond. The wall surrounding the church yard is shown, and a small area of ...

Tixall Church: sepia wash drawing

'North East View of Tixall Church, Staffordshire.' Showing a small classical building with a three light east window and a small west tower with a cupola. Anonymous, [J. Buckler].

Tixall Hall and Gatehouse: sepia drawing

'The Gateway at Tixall, Staffordshire.' Showing the front of a three storey, stone gatehouse, with four corner turrets. A small part of the buildings either side of the gateway are shown. Artist: J. ...

Tomb in Biddulph Church - 'William Bowyer' : sepia drawing

Tomb of William Bowyer, situated on the north side of the church. shows 10 coats of arms.With inscription and memorial poem.(See SV II.14b for a similar drawing.) Artist: 'T.P.W.,' [Thomas Peploe Wood.]...

Trentham - New Church: sepia drawing

'North West View of the New Church at Trentham, Staffordshire. Charles Barry, Archt. 1844.' Showing the new church built in 1844. The site of the old nave is occupied by the new north aisle. The porch ...

Trentham - 'Trent Vale New Church': sepia drawing

'Trent Vale New Church.' A building of the Gothic revival. Showing the north transept, the nave of three bays, and the tower of three stages with a spire. artist: Thomas Peploe Wood.

Trentham Church: sepia and yellow wash drawing

'Trentham Church.' North west view showing the west end where two high Gothic canopied pilasters flank a high arched recess. Behind is the top of the hall tower with open classical galleries. Anonymous, ...

Trentham Church: sepia wash drawing

'North View of Trentham Church, Staffordshire.' Showing an Early English porch of four orders, and a Norman door behind. The nave is 18th century Gothic, with crenellations. The modern classical tower ...

Trysull Church: pen and sepia drawing

'Trysull Church.' North east view showing the chancel and north aisle with an Early English east window. There is a small north window and a Norman north door [with a small statue of a bishop - now ...

Trysull Church: pencil drawing

'North East View of Trysull Church.' Showing the chancel and north aisle with an Early English east window. There is a small north window and a Norman north door [with a small statue of a bishop - now ...

Trysull Church: sepia wash drawing

'North West View of Trysull Church, Staffordshire.' Showing the western tower of three stages, with a crenellated top. Also showing the north aisle with a small octagonal vestry behind. There is a ...

Trysull Church: sepia wash drawing

'East View of Trysull Church, Staffordshire.' Showing the chancel, the east window and those of the north and south aisles (all of three lights). Also showing the crenellated tower top behind the body ...

Tunstall Church: pen and wash drawing

'N. E. View of Tunstall Church,' of the Gothic revival [built 1832]. Showing five bays of the Nave, no chancel, the east window, and the west tower and spire. There is no wall around the church and ...

Tutbury - Town, Church and Castle: pencil drawing

South east view showing the town, the church on the right and the remains of the castle on a hill behind the town. Anonymous.

Tutbury Castle and Church - South East View: engraving

'Tutbury Castle and Church, Staffordshire.' South east view taken from below the castle hill. The church is on the right, and houses and the village on the left. 'S. Shaw del., [drawn]; Ravenhill sculpt., ...

Tutbury Priory Church - Arch in West Door: pen and sepia drawing

Showing the capitals and three courses of the arch of the west door, and of three pillars below, showing elaborate carving of the six orders. Anonymous, [S. Shaw].

Tutbury Priory Church - Plan: pencil and sepia drawing

'Ground Plan of Tutbury Church, Staffordshire.' Scale: approximately 5 inches to 30 feet. Anonymous, [J. Buckler].

Tutbury Priory Church - South Doorway: sepia wash drawing

'South Doorway of Tutbury Church, Staffordshire.' Showing a blocked up doorway of three orders, two of Norman zig-zag work, with a carved lintel depicting a boar hunt. Artist: J. C. Buckler.