Photograph·CO 1069-701-03·1930–39

Queen's Window, St Hilarion

Stone arched window with tracery at St Hilarion, with the sea visible through the openings
Photograph: 1930–39. The National Archives, CO 1069/701. No known copyright restrictions. Resized.

Description

A pointed arch of rough-dressed stone frames a tracery window with two tall lights and a quatrefoil above them. Through the openings a flat expanse of sea is visible. The surrounding wall is weathered and made of irregular blocks, and the base of the window sits on a ledge of stone at ground level.

English

A pointed stone archway with tracery frames the Queen's Window at St Hilarion, with the sea visible through its openings. With another photograph on the same page.

The National Archives' description

Queen's Window, St Hilarion

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