BRADNINCH PHOTO GALLERY

These photos were taken on Thursday, 17 September 2015 by Tim & Susan Goodhind, along with British Goodhind cousin Valerie Wright & her amazing husband David (our co-tour guide & congenial chauffeur), without whom the visit would not have been possible. Thank you both, Val & David, for sharing your time, your vast local knowledge, your boundless hospitality and your incredible good humor with us! We are forever in your debt.

Along Fore Street	Looking towards St. Disen's Church		Along Fore Street
Along Fore Street		St. Disen's church	Church and entrance gate
Entering the churchyard			Main entrance to the church
The Nave	Baptismal font	The Nave	The Nave ceiling
The Nave	Parishioner's memorial plaque	Memorial plaque to the Daniel Boone family of America
The Nave
The screen that separates the Nave from the sanctuary	The pulpit	A kneeler	Eagle-inspired lectern
Details of the screen
Stained glass window	Organ pipes	Church banner	Parishioner memorial plaques
List of Vicars, back to the 1200s!		Stained glass windows
Stained glass window	Ceiling lantern	The pulpit	Rear of eagle-inspired lectern
Nave pews			Side of Nave
Within the Nave
Pamphlet of History of St. Disen's Church
The Nave area
Nave details			Nave aisle
Donation box stretching back for generations	Stained glass in entranceway		Lantern above entrance door
Imposing entrance door	Bench outside entrance door	Back in the churchyard
Hele Road - rear of the row of stucco and thatch-roof cottages where William & Ann Goodhind likely lived in the early to mid-1800s, known as "Cross Cottages." (See right sidebar above for front image.)
The grounds of Devon Valley Mill. It was here that the Hele papermill was located. It was likely that William Goodhind Sr. and William II were employed as papermakers while they lived in Bradninch.

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