The interior of the St Peter's Church, parish of Upper Stour, Stourton, Wiltshire. 

Date: 13th Century.

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1318468
https://upperstour.co.uk/st-peters-stourton/

2088 photos taken in April 2023 with a Sony a7R III and processed in Reality Capture.
Two north windows were partially covered by scaffolding to fix leak in roof.

Church Of St Peter Stourton

Abandoned Farm House, Tensas Parish, Louisiana 
31.954241763954602, -91.39153918098128 
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Abandoned Farm House

Haytor, also known as Haytor Rocks, Hay Tor, or occasionally Hey Tor, is a granite tor on the eastern edge of Dartmoor in the English county of Devon. Near the village of Haytor Vale in the parish of Ilsington. There is an electoral ward with the same name.

Haytor is now considered a natural beauty spot and is arguably Dartmoor's most famous landmark, popular with coach parties and walking groups. It is easily accessible by road and at a height of 457 metres (1,499 ft) right on the eastern side of the moor, it provides excellent views of the coastline, the Teign Estuary and the rolling countryside between, with the ridge of Haldon behind. The smaller, western outcrop is sometimes known as "Lowman". Rock climbers make use of both outcrops; each one has routes of varying difficulty.

[Map](https://goo.gl/maps/hEzKXpRa2B52)

Haytor Rocks 3D Reconsrtuction

Statue of Maria Immaculata at the access bridge to the parish church of St. Margaret in Wolkersdorf. The statue of the saint dates back to 1727.

Maria Immaculata

Historic wooden church in Trzęsówka, Subcarpathia, Poland.

From Wikipedia:
The church was built in 1759 as a court chapel of the Kuczkowski family. It originally bore the invocation of St. John the Evangelist. In 1778 it became a branch church. From 1788 it became the parish church of the newly-established parish of Saint Anne.

In 1903 the nave was lengthened by 9 meters, the roof was covered with galvanized sheet metal, and a side chapel and a granary were added. The wooden floor was replaced with cement board flooring, and the square windows were replaced with arched ones. In 1905, the interior was plastered, polychrome was laid, the altars were restored, the organ and the fence were repaired. A new organ was purchased in 1960. The altars were renovated in 1976, and the polychrome in 1977.

The building served as a parish church until 2004, when a new temple was put into use. On April 7, 2004 it was entered in the register of monuments

Historic wooden church

LENNOX CASTLE HOSPITAL, LENNOXTOWN UK situated at the western edge of the hospital complex, was built between 1837 and 1841 to designs by David Hamilton. In April 1925 Glasgow Parish Council resolved to build a new Mental Deficiency Institution under the provisions of the 1913 Act. In 1927 Lennox Castle and its vast estate were purchased, and plans prepared for what was to be the largest and best equipped hospital of this type in Britain. It was to provide 1,200 beds at a cost of 1.25 million.  https://historic-hospitals.com/2015/05/01/lennox-castle/

https://www.scotsman.com/whats-on/arts-and-entertainment/sad-secrets-glasgows-abandoned-mental-hospital-1439724

Experimental, reconstructed from various 4K drone footage only

Lennox castle hospital

Custom low-poly asset made with Blender and Gimp for the Cities: Skylines video game. Available on the Steam Workshop here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2057131986

The foundation of this convent dates back to the 12th century, and its gothic church was built in the 16th century. The rest of the complex ranges from the 17th to the 18th century. In 1815, the monastery served as a hospital for French soldiers after the Battle of Waterloo. It became a school around 1845, then was restored in the 60s to become a parish church to replace another church destroyed during WWII, becoming the Église Saints-Jean-et-Nicolas (Saints-John-and-Nicholas Church).

Couvent des Récollets, Nivelles [Belgium]

A beautiful large parish church in the South Devon village of Ugborough. The interior is quite damp and in need of heating and repair. However the church bells have recently been replaced thanks to local fund raising.

Access to take the tower chamber photos kindly provided by Anthony Lugger.
Access to the Compligarret kindly provided by Peter Povey.

Date: Founded 12th Century

4899 photos taken in April 2019 with a Sony a6000 and processed in Agisoft Metashape.
634 photos taken in August 2019 with a Sony a6000 and processed in Reality Capture. 
Rooms assembled in Autodesk Maya.

St Peter's Church Ugborough Interior

This bowl with an X-shaped handle can be dated to c. 50 BC-200 AD, i.e., [Late Pre-Roman Iron Age or Early Roman Iron Age](https://bit.ly/3vucSEX). It was found in [Gårdby parish](https://bit.ly/3hrP1gS) on the island of Öland. It belongs to a type of fine ware with carefully polished surface and a delicately incised décor. The black surface is a result of firing in a reducing atmosphere, in other words, the oxygen supply has been restricted during the firing. It is made in a style typical for Southern Scandinavia, Northern Germany and Poland. The bowl has probably been used as a drinking vessel at feasts, dinners and during rituals.

Online Collections: [580574_HST](https://bit.ly/3stKKjB)

Late Pre-Roman Bowl

Statue of the Mary on the south side of the parish and pilgrimage church of the Nativity of Mary in Frauenkirchen. The monument dates from the 1st half of the 18th century.

Hl. Maria

Figure of Luke the Evangelist in front of the parish church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Laxenburg. Saint Luke is depicted with a writing pen and an open book. 

Luke is considered the author of the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles in the New Testament. The feast of St Luke is celebrated in the Orthodox Churches, the Roman Catholic Church, the Armenian Church and the Anglican Church on 18 October. The saint is considered the patron saint of doctors, surgeons and the sick.

Hl. Lukas

Stairs and eroded slipway/jetty at the east end of Custom House, London.

"An earlier phase of the causeway is visible half way down the foreshore - previously partly hidden under the cambered concrete causeway until it broke up. The earlier phase aligns to the true end of the stair. The current granite setts were added to raise the level on the foreshore and the stair passes underneath the setts." - The City of London Archaeological Society (@COLAS_London).

On the river wall above the stairs is a parish boundary engraving for St Dunstan in the East and All Hallows by the Tower with the date: 1819.

1727 photos taken in January 2019 with a Sony a6000 and processed in Reality Capture.

Custom House Stairs

Sign atop the sculpture reads:
> Bildhauerarbeit *(EN: 'sculpting work')*
> Sculpture of [from] the Denkmalskirche (Memorial Church) pulled down in 1975. (Silesian Sandstone)
More about the [Denkmalskirche]( https://www.berlinerdom.de/besuchen-wissen/ueber-den-dom/denkmalskirche/).

**More info about Berliner Dom**
> The Berlin Cathedral (German: Berliner Dom), also known as, the Evangelical Supreme Parish and Collegiate Church, is a monumental German Evangelical church and dynastic tomb (House of Hohenzollern) on the Museum Island in central Berlin.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin_Cathedral

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Lion Ornament, Berliner Dom, DE

The statue of St. Paul stands on the historic parish steps on Berggasse in Mistelbach and is one of the small Baroque monuments at the entrance to St. Martin’s Parish Church on the Kirchberg. The steps have been an important access point to the church for centuries and were renovated in 1724. As part of this Baroque redesign, two figures of apostles were erected: St. Peter and St. Paul. The ensemble of steps and figures is now a listed historic monument.

The statue of St. Paul displays the apostle’s typical attributes. In his hand, he holds a sword, symbolizing his martyrdom in Rome, as well as a book, which refers to his letters in the New Testament.

The statue was created in the 18th century by the sculptor Johann Martin Fischer. His works are characterized by lively movement, richly detailed robes, and expressive faces.

Hl. Paulus

Garrol Hill Boundary Stone. It is depicted on the OS 1st and 2nd  edition maps at the junction of the boundaries between the three parishes of Banchory-Ternan and Durris . Now built into a wall, the exposed face is inscribed with the letters D and B.
NO79SW00093
NO7211 9013

Garrol Hill Boundary Stone, Banchory

![](https://i.postimg.cc/jjgKZsY1/Rolleston-on-Dove-Drone-Mapping-EDL-Shader-Scalerfield.jpg)

Parish church. C12 and C13 with later alterations, including a restoration
of 1892 by Sir Arthur Blomfield. Sandstone, mainly ashlar; C12 work is
finely coursed and dressed; red-tiled roof to nave and chancel and lead
flat roofs to aisles behind parapets. Tower (with spire), nave, aisles set
eastwards, well down line of nave, and chancel.

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Sudbury Digital Imaging is working with Staffordshire Wildlife Trust on the Trent Valley Past and Present project, helping to connect communities with their heritage. (https://www.thetrentvalley.org.uk/projects/tvpp/)

St Mary Rolleston on Dove

The runic inscription Ög 197 is a Viking Age runestone that now stands in the churchyard by the old church ruin of Sörby in Mjölby parish and Mjölby Municipality, Östergötland. The stone previously lay embedded in the eastern churchyard wall before it was removed and raised at its current location.

The material is reddish granite, and it is carved with normal runes that run in a closed loop, meaning the inscription goes all the way around without a clear beginning or end. The runic text is read from right to left, and the runes themselves are mirrored compared to how they usually appear in Viking Age runic inscriptions. Diagonal crosses were used as separators between words. On the western side, the stone is supported with iron braces.

The runes can be translated as: Vigot raised these stones in memory of Torgot, his brother.

Original height: 2,64 m 

Width: 1,10 m.

Runestone Ög 197, Mjölby, Sweden

Östergötland Runic Inscription 203 is a runestone located next to the cemetery at Veta Church near Mantorp in Mjölby Municipality. It previously stood in Gottlösa, a couple of kilometers further north in the same parish, but was moved from there in 2007, like Ög 202, which stands nearby. The material is red granite. The stone has significant damage on the left side and lower part of the carving.

The inscription is dated to the 11th century. It contains a dotted “i” rune. Inside the runic band, there is a cross.

https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96sterg%C3%B6tlands_runinskrifter_203

Runestone Ög 203, Mantorp, Sweden

The statue of Saint Roch of Montpellier stands in front of the parish church in Falkenstein at the entrance to the church and is part of a Baroque group of figures lining the steps. Together with other statues of saints, it flanks the entrance to the sacred space, thereby serving a symbolic protective function. Art-historically, the figure is dated to the late 17th century and was thus created at a time when religious sculptures were frequently erected as expressions of piety and in response to crises such as epidemics. Stylistically, it displays the dynamic depiction typical of the Baroque period and simultaneously serves as a visible sign of faith in the public space.

Hl. Rochus

All Saints Church, South Merstham, is an inclusive and active Anglican parish church in Redhill, Surrey (RH1 3LH), known for its friendly, all-age community. Built in 1951, it serves the local community with Sunday services, a "Sunday Club" for children, and a midweek toddler group, Sparklers. It is part of a local ministry team (MGTM) with St Katharine's and St Andrew's.

All Saints Church South Merstham

Östergötland Runic Inscription 202 is a runestone located next to the cemetery at Veta Church near Mantorp in Mjölby Municipality. It previously stood in Gottlösa, a couple of kilometers further north in the same parish, but was moved from there in 2007. The material is gray granite. The carving is dated to the 11th century.

· kiʀ... · risti · stina · þisi · iftim stinkl · þiʀ · uaʀu : suniʀ : biarnaʀ

Gæiʀ[i] ræisti stæina þessi æftiʀ Stæinkel. Þæiʀ vaʀu syniʀ Biarnaʀ.

Gere raised these stones in memory of Stenkil. They were sons of Björn.

https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96sterg%C3%B6tlands_runinskrifter_202

Runestone Ög 202, Mantorp, Sweden

Östergötland Runic Inscription Fv1970;310 is a Viking Age rune stone located in Kullerstad parish in Norrköping Municipality. The stone was discovered in 1969 in the churchyard wall at Kullerstad Church, after which it was removed and erected in the churchyard. The material is light red granite.

In addition to the runes and their framing lines, there is an equal-armed cross carved into the stone, which is in well-preserved condition. The inscription contains the same two names, Håkon and Gunnar, which also appear on the rune stone Östergötland Runic Inscription 162, located about 400 meters farther north at the so-called Gunnar’s Bridge.

It is believed that the stones are connected, and that this stone may also originally have stood there.

https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96sterg%C3%B6tlands_runinskrifter_Fv1970;310

Runestone Ög FV1970, Kullerstad, Sweden

Trinity Column from 1725 near the parish church in Göttlesbrunn. 

The sculpture depicts the Trinity in the form of the “Throne of Grace.” God the Father sits facing forward and wears a tall crown and a long robe with a wide cloak. In his hands he holds the cross with the crucified Christ, whose body is clearly carved. Below the cross, the dove can be seen as a symbol of the Holy Spirit. The figure is made of stone.

Dreifaltigkeit

Flower bowl in front of the parish church of St. Martin in Rust im Tullnerfeld. The bowl stands on a square pedestal with a short base, giving it a calm and monumental appearance. Around the bowl are several female heads in antique style carved in relief, connected by a chain motif around the upper edge. The finely modeled faces and wavy hair are reminiscent of antique models and give the bowl a dignified, almost sacred character.

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