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Leicestershire Place: Asfordby, All Saints Location: Nave - boss Date: 15th C Source: CH Place: Ashby Folville, St Mary Location: Nave - bosses, Green Man, Green King, Green Queen Date: ? Source: COTGM, CH Place: Breedon-on-the-Hill, St Mary and St Hardulf Location: Chancel, NE corner, capital Date: ? Source: CH Place: Buckminster, St John the Baptist Location: Porch and porch guttering, Nave - corbels (2) Date: ? Source: COTGM, CH Place: Church Langton, St Peter’s Location: North aisle exterior - corbel table; nave - roof boss Date: ? Source: COTGM, CH Place: Cold Overton, St John the Baptist Location: Nave roof - bosses Date: ? Source: CH Place: Croxton Kerrial, St Botolph and St John Location: Nave - poppy head; south aisle - capital Date: 15th C Source: CH Place: Eastwell, St Michael’s Location: Corbel over porch - window stop Date: Late 13th Century Source: COTGM, CH Place: Evington, St Denys Location: North aisle, east window - sill Date: ? Source: CH Place: Gadesby, St Luke’s Location: Exterior south aisle - frieze Date: 13th/14th C Source: COTGM, CH Place: Hallaton, St Michael Location: North aisle - corbels; south aisle - bosses, Nave; porch - figures in beams Date: ? Source: COTGM, CH Place: Harston, St Michael and All Angels Location: Nave - corbels Date: 14th C Source: CH Place: Horninghold St Michael Location: South doorway - capital Date: ? Source: CH Place: Kibworth, St Wilfred Location: Nave and aisle figures Date: 14th C Source: CH Place: Leicester, Belgrave, St Peter Location: Window - corbels, three, with ivy Date: ? Source: CH Place: Leicester, Cathedral Location: Nave South aisle - corbels (4) 4 Corbels confirmed by Jennie Miller and Gary Truss but unable to photograph all due to floodlights (need to persuade them to switch them off for a photo!) 1 is on our Flickr pages . Jennie and Gary also discovered a wonderful green woman behind the spiral steps to the pulpit about 7 feet off the ground and 3 external green men on an external string course of the south porch. Date: 15th C Source: CH, Jennie Miller & Gary Truss Place: Leicester, Chantry Housr museum Location: Roof boss from Owston church Date: ? Source: CH Place: Leicester, St Margaret Location: Sedilia and behind altar Date: ? Source: CH Place: Leicester, St Mary de Castro Location: 3 Poppyheads on pews confirmed by Jenny Miller and Gary Truss. Also confirmed by Gary and Jenny is a wonderful corbel The ones reported in Clive Hicks Gazetteer as being on the font and sedilia do not appear to be green men. Date: ? Source: CH, Jenny Miller & Gary Truss Place: Long Clawson, St Remegius Location: Animal Corbel Date: ? Source: CH Place: Lutterworth, St Mary’s Location: Nave, Gilded Roof Boss (Excellent) Date: Unknown Source: CH, COTGM Verified by C Walton Place: Morcott, Church? Location: Unknown Date: Unknown Source: COTGM Place: Melton Mowbray, St Mary Location: 2 either side of the west doorway, eroded Date: C 13/14 Source: CH Place: Nevill, Holt Hall Location: Porch (C18); Great Hall exterior (C14) Date: 18th & 14th C Source: CH Place: Scalford, St Egelwin Martyr Location: Porch roof - wooden boss, exterior of porch, 2 either end of a frieze Date: ? Source: CH Place: Sileby, St Mary Location: Nave, Roof Boss (fantastic blue green man!) Date: ? Source: CH Verified by C Walton Place: Sproxton, St Bartholomew Location: South aisle - wooden bases for roof beams; nave - corbel Date: Unknown Source: CH Place: Stoke Golding, St Margaret Location: Nave - capital many Date: C14 Source: CH, COTGM Place: Stonesby, St Peter Location: Interior-corbel Date: ? Source: CH Place: Stretton en le Field, St Michaels Church Location: Wooden Roof Boss (split into 2 parts?) Confirmed as being in the nave by Jenny Miller & Gary Truss they stated that “It appears to have a moth and some sort of mammal, suggestions from friends include a dormouse, fox or weasel! Whilst it has been secured with modern screws, it would seem to be quite old, the church is described as "With late 18th-century box pews and other fittings, but with no major Victorian restoration, it is an uncommon survival of a Medieval church” Date: ? Source: Peter Harris Verified by Jennie Miller & Gary Truss Place: Thorpe Arnold, St Mary Location: Nave - corbel exterior - parapet Date: Unknown Source: CH, COTGM Place: Thurcaston, All Saints Location: Nave - corbel above capital; tower arch - capital (2) Date: Unknown Source: CH Place: Tilton on the Hill, St Peter Location: Chancel - wooden roof boss Date: C14/15 Source: CH, COTGM Place: Whetstone, St Peter Location: Roof - carved wooden bosses Date: ? Source: CH |