List of Illustrations

Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1977.

'List of Illustrations', in Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury, (London, 1977) pp. v-xiii. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/rchme/salisbury/v-xiii [accessed 24 April 2024]



GENERAL	plate of (p) page
Area map, scale 6 ins. to 1 mile, showing position of outlying monuments	End-pocket
Map of the city	End-pocket
Roads, settlements etc. before 1220	p. xxx
Settlements etc. after 1220	p. xxxiii
Water channels	p. xxxv
Wards and parishes	p. xxxix
Classified examples of house-plans	p. lxiv
View of Salisbury from S., 1588	1
Do. from N.E., before 1771	9
Perspective map by John Speed, 1611	1
Map of Salisbury by William Naish, 1716	16
Air view of central part of city	17
Elizabethan Council House, Bishop's Guildhall and adjoining houses before 1785	2
Demolition of Bishop's Guildhall, c. 1790	8
Plan of Bishop's Guildhall by J. Buckler	12
Demolition of mediaeval building adjoining Trinity Hospital	14
Do. do. do. in Mitre Chequer	15
Street Elevations
Southern part of High Street, looking S.E.	Frontispiece
Maidenhead Inn and No. 1 Castle Street before 1857	14
Winchester Street, looking W., c. 1860	15
Minister Street and Silver Street, looking N.W.	100
Queen Street. W. elevation of Cross Keys Chequer	101
High Street, looking N., c. 1860	104
High Street, looking S.E., 1966	102
Crane Street, south side	103
OLD SARUM
General plan, scale 1:2, 500, with N.–S. and E.–W. cross-sections	End-pocket
Comparative plans	p. 2
General view from N.	24
Air views	26
(1) Old Sarum Castle. Dated plan of inner bailey etc.	opp. p. 5
Do. E. gate of inner bailey and S.E. sector of curtain wall	25
Do. Courtyard House from S.E.	27
Do. do. Kitchen	28
Do. Great Tower. Plinth	28
Do. Outer curtain wall. W. gateway as seen in 1912	27
(2) Cathedral at Old Sarum. Dated plan of church and adjacent buildings	opp. p. 15
Do. Plan of Bishop Osmund's church	p. 17
Do. Plan of Bishop Roger's church	p. 18
Do. E. end of Bishop Roger's church. Conjectural restoration	p. 19
Do. Bishop Roger's treasury	28
Do. Carved stonework	29
Do. Tombs of Bishops Osmund and Jocelyn	30
ECCLESIASTICAL MONUMENTS
(3) St. Thomas's Church. Dated plan	p. 25
Do. Antecedent plans (conjectural)	p. lii
Do. Exterior from S.E.	32
Do. do. from N.W.	33
Do. Interior of nave, looking E.	34
Do. Brasses of John Webbe	48
Do. Capitals, N. and S. sides of chancel	35
Do. do. N. side of chancel	42
Do. Merchant marks	pp. 26, 27, 30
Do. Chest	53
Do. Misericord	46
Do. Monument (1) of William Wroughton, 1770	50
Do. do. (6) of John Gough, 1709/10	52
Do. do. (8) of Sir Alexander Powell, 1748	50
Do. do. (9) of Christopher Eyre, 1624	49
Do. do. (10) of Thomas Eyre, 1628	49
Do. do. (11) of Sir Robert Eyre, 1724	45
Do. do. (15) of Humphrey Beckham, 1671	47
Do. Roof of S. chapel	47
Do. Royal Arms of Elizabeth I	56
Do. Table tomb, 15th century	p lvii
Do. Textile, embroidered, 15th century	53
Do. Wall-paintings. Adoration, Annunciation and Visitation	43
Do. do. Last Judgement	35
(4) St. Martin's Church. Dated plan	p. 32
Do. Exterior from N.W.	36
Do. do. of chancel from S.E.	31
Do. Interior, looking S.E.	39
Do. do. W. end of S. aisle	36
Do. Stone brackets in N. aisle	42
Do. Almsdish, 1662	54
Do. Cup and cover-paten, 1595	54
Do. Flagon, 1669	55
Do. Font	41
Do. Lectern, 15th century	53
Do. Monument (2) of William Ludlow, 1749	51
Do. do. (3) of Bennet and Thomas Swayne, 1747–8	50
Do. do. (6) of Mary Thomas, 1781.	51
Do. do. (7) of Joseph Willis, 1772	51
Do. do. (11) of James Bartlett, 1768.	52
Do. do. (12) of Edward Baker, 1796	51
Do. do. (13) of Thomas Snow, 1776	51
Do. do. (14) of Mary Edgar, 1770	51
Do. Floor-slab of Catherine Egerton and Elizabeth Grevile, 1743–5	50
Do. Niche in S. aisle	40
Do. Piscina in chancel	40
Do. do. in S. chapel	40
Do. Pulpit now in St. Mark's Church	46
Do. Royal Arms of Elizabeth I	56
Do. Wall-shaft and cornice in N. aisle	44
Do. Rear-arch corbel	42
(5) St. Edmund's Church. Dated plan	p. 36
Do. Exterior from W.	33
Do. do. from N.W.	33
Do. Stone corbel	42
(5) St. Edmund's Church 15th-century floor-slab in S. aisle	48
Do. Monument (8) of Marshall Hill, 1707	52
Do. Almsdish, 1743	55
Do. Paten, 1533	55
Do. Royal Arms of George III on mace-stand	56
Do. Inscription over W. door, 1653	20
(6) St. Lawrence's Church. Dated plan	p. 39
Do. Exterior from S.W.	38
Do. Monument (6) of James Townsend, 1679	p. 41
Do. Pulpit	46
Do. Stuart Royal Arms	56
Do. Screen between nave and chancel	44
Do. Wooden corbels and bosses	47
(7) St. Clement's Church. Font now in St. Paul's Church	41
(8) St. Andrew's Church. Dated plan	p. 42
Do. Door	46
(9) St. George's Church. Dated plan	p. 43
Do. Exterior from N.E. Drawing by J. Buckler, 1803	11
Do. Interior, looking E.	37
Do. N. doorway	38
Do. Piscina in chancel	40
Do. do. in S. chapel	40
Do. Screen in S. Chapel	44
(10) St. Osmund's Church. Dated plan	p. 45
Do. Exterior from W.	38
(11) St. John's Chapel. Dated plan	p. 45
Do. Head-corbel	42
MAJOR SECULAR BUILDINGS
(13) The Guildhall. Plan	p. 47
Do. N. front	18
Do. Demolition of former Guildhall, c. 1790	8
Do. Civic insignia etc.	21
(14) St. Edmund's College. Plan	p. 48
Do. Plan by S.P. Cockerell, 1788	3
Do. S. front, 1690	3
Do. Exterior from S.E.	18
Do. Staircase	89
Do. Porch formerly at Salisbury Cathedral. Plan	p. 49
Do. do. do. Exterior	59
(15) The Poultry Cross. Plan	p. 50
Do. From E. Drawing by J. Buckler, 1810	2
Do. From S.E.	57
(16) City Defences. Castle Street Gate. Plan	p. 51
Do. do. Royal Arms	20
Do. Remains of Rampart	17
Do. Remains of Wynman Gate (?), c. 1860	15
(17) Ayleswade Bridge	19
(18) Crane Bridge	19
(19) Milford Bridge	19
(22) General Infirmary. Plans, 1819	p. 53
Do. S. elevation	23
Do. N. front, c. 1860	15
(24) County Gaol. Plan, c. 1854	p. 54
ALMSHOUSES ETC.
(26) St. Nicholas's Hospital. Dated plan	p. 55
Do. From N.W. Drawing by J. Buckler, 1803	11
Do. Central arcade, from N.	58
(26) St. Nicholas's Hospital Piscina in former N. chapel	40
(27) Trinity Hospital. Ground and first-floor plans	p. 57
Do. S. front	22
Do. Courtyard, looking N.	22
Do. do. looking S.	22
(29) Culver Street Almshouses. Plan and elevation	p. 58
(30) Hayter's Almshouses. Plan	p. 58
(31) Thomas Brown's Almshouses. Plan	p. 58
(33) Frowd's Almshouses. Plan	p. 59
Do. N. doorway	23
Do. From S.W.	23
OTHER SECULAR BUILDINGS
Market Place
General plan of Market Place and adjacent streets	p. 60
(36) No. 29 Cheesemarket. First-floor plan	p. 60
Do. Staircase	87
(42–3) Nos. 16 and 17 Oatmeal Row. Second-floor plan	p. 62
Minster Street
(55–6) Nos. 3 and 5, and Haunch of Vension Inn. Plans	p. 63
Do. do. E. front	100
(55) Nos. 3 and 5. Chimneypiece	90
Do. Merchant mark	p. 64
Silver Street
(57) Corner House. Exterior from S.E.	100
(63) No. 50. 15th-century window	p. 65
Do. From S.W. Drawing by W.H. Charlton, 1813	10
Butcher and Fish Rows
(71) Wheatsheaf Inn. First-floor plan	p. 65
Do. N. front	64
Do. Chimneypiece	90
High Street
General plan	p. 66
(77) Nos. 32–4. Pynnok's Inn. Former boundaries	p. 67
No. 32. Staircase	88
No. 34. First-floor plan and detail of staircase	p. 67
(81) No. 50. Reset head-corbel	84
(82) Nos. 52–4. Perspective drawing of timber framework	p. 69
Do. Exterior from N.E.	60
(83–4) Nos. 56–8. Plan, 1849	p. 70
(84) No. 58. Ornamental framework in E. front. Elevation and section	p. 70
(87) No. 47. Plans of ground and first floors	p. 71
Do. Hall, looking E.	97
Do. First-floor drawing room	96
(92) No. 35. Window	p. 72
Crane Street
General plan	p. 66
(94) Nos. 82–4. Second-floor plan	p. 72
Do. Timber framework of roof	p. 73
(95) No. 86. Painted frieze	43
(97) Church House. Dated plan	p. 74
Do. Plan, 1742	12
Do. N. front. Drawing by W. Twopeny, 1833	9
Do. Courtyard, looking W. Drawing by J. Buckler, 1805	11
Do. Gateway, from N.	59
Do. Oriel window and stair tower	59
(97) Church House Stone corbels in hall	85
Do. Hall roof	83
Do. Chimney-pieces	90–91
Do. Merchant mark	p. 76
(99) Audley House. N. front	74
(100) No. 95. Plan	p. 76
Do. N. front	103
(101) No. 93 N. front	73
Do. Vestibule and staircase	96
Do. Chimneypiece	92
(101–2) Nos. 91–3 Dated plan and cross-section	p. 77
(102) No. 91. N. front	71
Do. 14th-century doorway	91
New Street
General plan	p. 95
(106–7) No. 47 and New Inn. Dated plan and cross-sections	p. 79
(107) New Inn. N. front	62
(111) No. 31. Chimney-pieces	94
Mitre Chequer
General plan	p. 95
Demolition of mediaeval building	15
Cross Keys Chequer
General plan	p. 81
(128) No. 8 Queen Street. First-floor plan	p. 82
Do. W. front	63
Do. Chimneypiece	92
(129) No. 9 Queen Street. Plan, cross-sections etc.	p. 83
Do. Interior of hall, looking N.E.	82
(131) No. 14 Queen Street. First-floor plan	p. 85
(132) Plume of Feathers Inn. Nos. 15–18 Queen Street. First-floor plan	p. 85
Do. do. Plans, sections and elevations	opp. p. 87
Do. do. Part reconstruction	86
Do. do. 17th-century staircase	86
Do. do. Door-head	p. 87
Do. do. Roof-truss	p. 87
(133) No. 20 Queen Street. Plan	p. 88
Do. W. front	101
Do. Staircase	88
Do. Carving on chimneypiece	95
(139) Cathedral Hotel. Staircase	89
Black Horse Chequer
General plan	p. 89
(140) Nos. 21 Milford Street and 13 Brown Street. 19th-century plan	p. 90
Do. do. Detail of roof truss	p. 90
(151) Catherine Wheel Inn. Framework of hall roof.	p. 91
Site plan	p. 92
(153) Milford Arms Inn. Timber framework	p. 92
Swayne's Chequer
General plan	p. 93
(155) No. 41 Milford Street. S. front, 1969	66
Do. First-floor plan	p. 93
(156) No. 62–4 Winchester Street. First-floor plan	p. 93
(165) Tailors' Guild Hall. First-floor plan	p. 94
Do. Exterior from N.W.	67
Chequer on E. of Guilder Lane
General plan	p. 94
New Street Chequer
General plan	p. 95
(173) George Inn. Ground, first and second-floor plans	p. 96
Do. Cross-sections	pp.98, 99
Do. Plan by F.R. Fisher, c. 1850	13
Do. W. front. Drawing by J. Buckler, 1805	4
Do. do. W. Twopeny, 1833	5
Do. do. Photograph, c 1860	104
Do. do. do. before 1967	61
Do. Courtyard, looking W. Drawing by W.H. Charlton, 1813	6
Do. do. do. E. do. W. Twopeny, 1833	7
Do. do. do. N.W. Painting by E.A. Goodall and J.B. Surgey, c. 1850	4
Do. do. do. E. Drawing by Sir H. Dryden, 1859	6
Do. Carved oak post flanking gateway	84
Do. do. do. Drawing (Parker)	4
Do. Crown-post rafter roof	83
Do. Carved hammer-beams	84
Do. Plaster casing of beam	93
Do. Staircase, before 1967	87
(174) Nos. 11–13 High Street. First-floor plan	p. 99
Do. W. front	102
Do. Chimneypiece	92
(177) Nos. 47–9 New Canal. Site plan	p. 100
Do. Ground plan and cross-sections	p. 101
Do. Windows	p. 102
Do. N. front. Drawing by W. Twopeny, 1833	7
Do. do. As seen in 1961	60
(180) No. 35 New Canal. Ground-floor plan	p. 102
(181) No. 33 do. Staircase	89
(185) Hall of John Hall. Dated plan	p. 103
Do. E. front	59
Do. Roof	83
Do. Chimneypiece	90
Do. Merchant mark	p. 104
(199) No. 4 New Street. Ground and first-floor plans	p. 106
Do. S. front	76
Do. Chimney-pieces	94
Antelope Chequer
General plan	p. 107
(203) Bell and Crown Inn. First-floor plan	p. 107
(219) Red Lion Hotel (formerly White Bear). N. front	80
Do. do. Ground and first-floor plans, cross-sections and detail of jetty	p. 110
Trinity Chequer
General plan	p. 111
Demolition of mediaeval building	14
(230) Nos. 37–9 Brown Street. Dated plan	p. 112
Do. W. front	73
(234) No. 34 Milford Street. 17th-century plasterwork	93
Rolfe's Chequer
General plan	p. 114
Barnard's Cross Chequer
General plan	p. 114
(247) No. 53 Payne's Hill. Plan	p. 115
Do. S. front	74
(250) No. 88 Milford Street. Ground and first-floor plans	p. 115
Do. Cross-section	p. 116
Do. N. front	65
White Hart Chequer
General plan	p. 116
(252) King's Arms Hotel. Plan	p. 117
Do. W. front	66
Do. Chimneypiece	92
Do. Merchant marks	p. 117
(254) White Hart Hotel. W. front	81
(258)'The Barracks'. Site plan, 1854	p. 118
Do. E. front. Drawing by W. Twopeny, 1833	9
Marsh Chequer
General plan	p. 119
(266) No. 89 Brown Street. W. front	79
Do. Niche head	95
Pound Chequer and Chequer on E. of Dolphin Street
General plan	p. 120
(273) Barnard's Cross House. Dated plan	p. 121
Do. N. front	72
Do. Staircase	89
St. Martin's Church Street
General plan	p. 120
St. Ann's Street
General plan (see also Marsh and White Hart Chequers)	p. 120
(286) Moorland House. Dated plan	p. 122
Do. Staircase	88
(287) No. 82. Dated plan	p. 122
Do. N. front	75
(289) No. 68. N. front	78
Do. Doorway	98
(290–1) Nos. 60–66. N. front	62
(293) Joiners' Hall. First-floor plan	p. 123
Do. N. front	67
Do. do. Drawing by W. Twopeny, 1833	10
(297) Vale House. N. front	76
Do. Doorway	98
(299) No. 40. Rotunda, now in Salisbury Museum. Plasterwork	95
(300) Nos. 36–8. Plan	p. 125
Do. N. front	78
(302) Windover House. Dated plan. Details of roof	p. 125
Do. Plaster casing of beam	93
Do. Staircase	87
(304) Houses in Friary Lane. Dated plan	p. 127
Do. E. front	70
(305) No. 18 St. Ann's Street. Plans	p. 128
Do. Exterior from N.E.	60
(307) 'St. Ann's Manor'. Plan	p. 128
Do. Staircase	87
Do. Drawing-room window	96
Exeter Street and St. Nicholas' Road
(323) No. 114 Exeter Street. Plan	p. 130
(327) De Vaux House. Dated plan	p. 130
Blue Boar Chequer
General plan	p. 132
(338) No. 47 Blue Boar Row. Photograph, c. 1840	14
(342) No. 13 Endless Street. Doorway	99
(344) Former Blue Boar Inn. Dated plans and cross-sections	p. 134
Three Swans Chequer
General plan	p. 134
(350) Old George Inn. Exterior, from S.E.	79
Do. Staircase	87
Three Cups Chequer
General plan	p. 135
(351) Balle's Place. Plan, 1851–5	p. 136
Do. Hall roof before demolition	83
Do. do. cross-section	p. 137
Do. Nos. 25–9 Winchester Street. Roofs	p. 137
(354) Nos. 10–12 Rolleston Street. Dated plan	p. 138
Do. do. W. front, 1963	15
(355) No. 14 Rolleston Street. Dated plan	p. 138
Do. Pilaster capital	95
(359) No. 47 Winchester Street. Plan	p. 139
Do. Exterior, from S.E.	70
Griffin Chequer
General plan	p. 140
(368) No. 24 St. Edmund's Church Street. Plan	p. 141
Do. W. front	72
(376) Nos. 53–5 Winchester Street. Cruck roof truss	p. 141
White Horse Chequer
General plan	p. 142
(381) No. 26 Castle Street. Plan	p. 142
Do. Doorway	99
(383) Toone's Court. Plan with detail of framework	p. 143
Do. Exterior from S.	65
Gore's Chequer
General plan	p. 144
(391) Loder House. Dated plan	p. 144
Do. Chimneypiece in dining-room	94
Do. Wall mirror in first-floor room	95
(397) No. 24 Bedwin Street. Doorway	99
(399) Pheasant Inn (Shoemaker's Hall). First-floor plan	p. 145
Do. Exterior, from S.E.	64
Parsons Chequer
General plan	p. 146
Vanner's Chequer
General plan	p. 147
Castle Street
General plan (see also Blue Boar and White Horse Chequers)	p. 149
(419) No. 1. Dated first-floor plan	p. 148
Do. E. front	77
Do. do. before 1857	14
(422) Nos. 19–25. E. front	80
(427) Nos. 43–5. Dated plan	p. 150
Do. E. front	75
Do. do. c. 1850	14
Do. Staircase	88
(438) George and Dragon Inn. Plan	p. 152
(442) No. 93. Doorway	98
(443) Warehouse. Plan and cross-sections	p. 152
(446) No. 206. Plan	p. lxiv
Do. Doorway	99
Endless Street
General plan	p. 154
(462) Bellvue House. Plan	p. 154
(467) No. 56. Plan	p. 155
(468) No. 54. Plan	p. 155
Do. W. front	77
Do. Doorway	98
Fisherton
General plan (Tithe Map, 1843)	p. 156
(476) Former Gaol. Carved gyves	20
(492) Nos. 89–93 Fisherton Street. Cross-section	p. 158
(497) Fisherton Rectory. Dated plan	p. 159
(506) Crane Lodge. Plan	p. 160
Do. Chimneypiece	94
Bemerton
(521) Manor House. Plan	p. 161
(526) Cottage. Plan and cross-section	p. 162
(528) Rectory. Dated plan	p. 163
Do. N. wing, from N.E.	68
(533) Nos. 81–3 Devizes Road. Plan	p. 164
Stratford-sub-Castle
(549) Parsonage Farm House. Dated plan	p. 165
(556) Vicarage. Dated plan	p. 166
Do. N. front	70
(557) Mawarden Court. Dated plan	p. 167
Do. E. and W. fronts	69
Do. Drawing room	97
(559) Dean's Farm House. Plan	p. 167
Harnham
(576) Rose and Crown Hotel. Plan	p.169
(581) Old Parsonage Farm. Dated first-floor plan	p. 170
Do. Plaster ceiling	93
(588) Harnham Mill. Dated ground and first-floor plans, with crosssections	p. 171
Do. Exterior, from N.E.	58
Do. do. Drawing by J. Buckler, 1808	11

The Plates include a number of drawings and photographs reproduced here by permission of the owners or holders. William Smith's view of Salisbury is the property of the British Library. William Twopeny's drawings are in the Print Room of the British Museum. John Buckler's drawings are in Devizes Museum and belong to the Wilts Archaeological and Natural History Society. Other drawings are reproduced by permission of the Trustees of Salisbury Museum. A drawing on Plate 6 belongs to Northampton Public Library. The air view of Salisbury on Plate 17 is reproduced by permission of Wilts County Council and a number of early photographs in the Lovibond Collection are published here by permission of Salisbury District Council.