Library

Maps and scenic views

• The geology of Nottingham, from Beckett, 1997
• Nottingham in the 14th century, Bodleian Library map, from illustration in Weir, 1990
• St. Mary's in the background of the 1642 illustration of the Raising of the Standard by Royalists (in Weir, 1990) (LSL)
• 1677 Prospect of Nottingham, from Thoroton
• 1677 Prospect of Nottingham, St. Mary's close-up, from Thoroton
• St. Mary's exterior from the northwest, Wenceslas Hollar engraving of pre-1677
• 1695 from Pierrepont House and garden painting, from Beckett, 1997, page 120, in York Centre for British Art, Paul Melton Collection)
• 1677 eastern Prospect, by Jan Kip (LSL)
• 1677 eastern Prospect, St. Mary's close-up, by Jan Kip (LSL)
• 1700 eastern Prospect, by Jan Siberechts (Castle Museum)
• 1700 eastern Prospect, St. Mary's close-up, by Jan Siberechts (Castle Museum)
• 1723 view of Plumptre House (from Campbell book)
• panoramic view from the east of 1741, by Sandby
• panoramic view from the east of 1741, by Sandby, close up
• map of area round the church in 1741, church in profile, note houses on southwest edge of yard
• old south panorama
• Panorama drawn from the south of old town, by Samuel & Nathaniel Buck, March 25th 1743, ? in Deering, 1751
• Panorama drawn from the south, close-up, ?Deering, 1751
• 1815 drawn from the south, by Wilkins, in Blackner, 1815
• Nottingham 1831, from Stevenson, 1918
• Nottingham 1831, highlighted
• 1844 sketch of north face by Campbell or Plumptre (NCL)
• Nottingham & surrounding villages in ca. 1845 (Beckett)
• South Panorama of Nottingham in 1846 (LSL)
• South by southeast Panorama of Nottingham in 1848 (LSL)
• South by southeast Panorama of Nottingham in 1848, St. Mary's in close-up (LSL)
• The "classical" west front of 1726, drawn from memory by T.C.Hine in 1881 (from Hine's Nottingham Castle)
• The stone screen across the chancel entrance, erected at the wish of Rev. Wilkins in 1839, drawn from memory by T.C.Hine in 1881 (from Hine's Nottingham Castle)
• The concept drawing in answer as to where to put the organ, drawn by T.C.Hine in 1881 (from Hine's Nottingham Castle)
• 1902 map, not very clear (from Greville Jenning's book)
• close-up from 1902 map (from Greville Jenning's book)

• Detail of chancel, ca. 1867 (Organs Book)
• Nave looking east, organ half-way up on left, ca. 1869 (Organs Book)
• Exterior from southwest gate, 1874
• Exterior from northwest, 1874
• Exterior from northwest, 1874, close-up
• Exterior from northwest, 1874, close-up, highlighted
• Exterior from southeast, 1874, note Kayes Walk warehouses, gas lamp, and chimney from heating chamber of ?1811
• South porch, 1874, close-up
• South porch, 1874, close-up, lightened
• The chantry house in 1874, close up
• Poor enlargement of south roof gargoyle in 1874
• Interior 1874, Quire
• Exterior from southwest gate, 1900, note the Hansom cabs
• Exterior from southwest gate, 1910
• Font in 1910, note brass water jug
• Interior 1910, south transept
• Interior 1910, Quire
• Interior 1910, north porch/chantry door
• Interior 1910, looking west from Quire
• Interior 1910, nave from west door
• The organ in 1913 (Organs Book)
• North transept tomb, 1916
• South transept tomb, 1916
• South transept window top, 1916
• Interior 1916, north transept, note Henry Plumptre monument in corner
• Exterior from southwest in 1937, from Thanksgiving Service leaflet
• North transept in 1942, note new door to "chapter house"
• Exterior from southeast, shows chapel
• Interior 1942, Sanctuary
• Interior 1942, nave from west door
• Interior 1942, north transept, guild altar, with new panelling
• Interior 1942, nave looking west from Quire
• East face in 1973, view through alley on Stoney Street (Civic Society)
• Hollow Stone in 1973, shows depth of cut made in 1791 (Civic Society)
• Stoney Street in 1973 (Civic Society)
• Short Hill (Civic Society)
• Southwest view pre-cleaning (City Council)
• Northwest view in snow, pre-cleaning (County Council poster)
• The present Vicarage, acquired 1901 (Civic Society)
• Original Vicarage, on ancient site, building started in Commonwealth era (Civic Society)
• Southwest view, The Friends' 1997 postcard
• South view, church postcard by Sophie Hacker, 1996

• Drawing of Norman pier capitals, found under floor in 1843, from Du Boulay Hill, 1916
• The arms of Richard II, King of England, prior to his first marriage in January 1382 (France & England quarterly) (from Thoroton and Close, in 1874 Book)
• The arms of Richard II, King of England, after to his first marriage, to Anne of Bohemia, she died in June 1394 (France & England quarterly, impaled with Bohemia, or a spread eagle sable the Imperial Eagle of Germany, and gules a lion ramp argent with a double tail) (from Thoroton and Close, in 1874 Book)
• The arms of the Earls of Arundel & Surrey (Arundel quartered with Warrenne, quarterly gules a lion rampantor, and checky or and azure differenced with a bordure engrailed argent) - probably representing Thomas de Arundel, Archbishop of York, 1388-1396, and of Canterbury, 1396-1414 (from Thoroton and Close, in 1874 Book)
• The arms of Nevill, Barons Nevill of Raby, created in 1397, Earls of Westmoreland (gules a saltire argent) - probably representing William Nevill, Constable of Nottingham Castle (from Thoroton and Close, in 1874 Book)
• Lily crucifix on north transept tomb, 1942
• H. Gill's drawing of south aisle roof gargoyle, 1916
• H. Gill's detailed drawing of north aisle windows and chantry door, 1916
• H. Gill's suggested plan of "new" church ca. 1400, 1916
• H. Gill's plan of church in 1916
• H. Gill's sketch of old vestry in 1916
• H. Gill's sketches of window styles in 1916
• The Church today, with dated changes and restoration shown (BT compilation, 1998)

• + on nave pillar south 1, west faces
• + on nave pillar north 1, east face
• + inside left of north transept tomb
• H. Gill's drawings of graffiti at St. Mary's etc., 1916
• AH on nave pillar S3, west face
• IH on nave pillar S2, east face
• I on nave pillar N1, east face
• IM 177?, on south transept tomb, left of LH candle
• IM 177?, on south transept tomb, left of LH candle and below
• Enclosed J, on south transept tomb, inside near RH candle
• Mixed (newer?), on south transept tomb, outside near RH candle
• Ornate D, in north transept, window W1, close to modern alarm aerial
• + and VAVS, north transept/north aisle junction south face 5 up
• IH, south transept tomb, outside of RH candle
• I and star, from south aisle/south transept junction
• Dmi??? on nave pillar N1, southwest face
• ??? on nave pillar S1, southwest face
• ??? in north transept by plaque to Henry Plumptre
• tristar form, in north transept above left of chapter house door
• tristar form, in north aisle, above right of tower door

• Cover of 1874 book
• Name plate from 1874 book
• small version of modern logo
• 1874 title and modern logo in gold (BT design)
• 1874 title and modern embossed logo in gold (BT design)
• background, derived from 1874 book cover
• background, lighter, derived from 1874 book cover
• Animated .gif candle, designed by BT
• Decorative panel from 1910 book
• Decorative panel from 1910 book
• Decorative panel from 1910 book
• Decorative panel from 1910 book
• Decorative panel from 1910 book
• Decorative panel from 1910 book
• Decorative panel from 1910 book
• Decorative panel from 1910 book
• Decorative panel from 1910 book
• Decorative panel from 1910 book
• Decorative panel from 1910 book
• Decorative panel from 1910 book
• Illuminated "S", from 1874 book
• Illuminated "T", from 1874 book

• Close-up of south aisle roof gargoyle, 1916 photo
• Gargoyle details from 1916 photo
• South aisle/south transept roofline, 1916
• Gargoyle closeup from The Friends' 1997 postcard
• Gargoyle closeup from The Friends' 1997 postcard, reangled
• Choir stalls at Bath Abbey, installed by G. Scott in 1870-1, note similarity to St. M's stalls of 1872
• Detail of St. M's choir stalls from 1874 photo
• Thomas Chambers Hine, the architect, at home in his conswervatory, 25 Regent Street (Weir, 1990) (LSL)