070326.Bath, St Michael’s Within (Hetling Crt), Pevsner Architectural Church Chat
March 26, 2007 at 12:37 AM | Posted in Architecture, Cathedrals and churches, Chisel Marks, Pevsner | 4 Comments 
“St. Michael Within, Hetling Court, behind the Cross Bath. This is the chapel of St. John’s Hospital. Rebuilt in 1723 by William Kiligrew. Two-storeyed windows, segment-headed and circular. Altered in C19 and provided with deplorable Venetian tracery.” (108)
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1. It’s not March 26 yet, even for you.
2. It took me a minute to read “two-storeyed windows,” as in “windows that span two stories,” instead of “two store-eyed windows,” as in “windows with stores for eyes.”
3. Where are the chisel marks?
Comment by JosyC— March 26, 2007 #
Excuse me? You who hangs around caves, cemeteries and mostly dead people(!) is spooked by my beautiful Bird-of-Paradise?
Comment by Isabella— March 26, 2007 #
And what’s with that wierd bricky area on the left lower corner of that building…the diagonal line…and gray brickwork–definitely different from the rest…
Looks all discomboobilated!!!!
JAAAAAAAAAAAAAMES??? You Photoshopping agaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaain?!?
😉 Have an awesome time…whevever your cute little “bare-in-that-mine-shot-WOW” legs take ya! xo
Comment by Ame— March 27, 2007 #
Does anyone know where 9 Hetling Court, Bath is? My Great Great Grandmother’s birth certificate has her down as being born there. I’ve been there but can’t find a number 9. We would be talking 1846. Thanks in anticipation.
Comment by David Jones— July 19, 2008 #