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Powderham Castle is a fortified manor house and the
seat of the Courtenays, Earls of Devon, since the C14th
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In 1861 the South Wing of Powderham Castle, with
its superior medieval roof, was remodelled as a Chapel
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C16th carved bench ends that originated from South
Huish
Powderham Castle Chapel |
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'Saint
Sidwell'
C15th timber Drum Pulpit on a wineglass stem, richly carved and largely reconstructed by Herbert Read to the designs of Bligh Bond All Saints Church, Kenton |
Nave Rood Screen, 1478-1486.
The coving and rood loft parapet replaced by Herbert Read under the direction of Bligh Bond in the late C19th and early C20th All Saints Church, Kenton |
'Saint
Aldhelm'
C15th Drum Pulpit with St Boniface, St Walburga, St Aldhelm, St Sidwell and St Petrock, all saints connected with Devonshire All Saints Church, Kenton |
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Late C17th Dado panelling with strapwork on the
base of the Rood Screen
All Saints Church, Kenton |
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Nave, West window, by Ballantyne, 1853
All Saints Church, Kenton |
Chancel, South window,
by Drake of Exeter, 1891 All Saints Church, Kenton |
Chancel, North window,
by Drake of Exeter, 1891 All Saints Church, Kenton |
Nave NE window
by Ballantyne All Saints Church, Kenton |