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- Churches (33)
West Country churches (1915) [Vol. III, ]
Marston Magna and its church (1924)
St Mark's, the Lord Mayor's Chapel, Bristol (formerly the Chapel of the Gaunts' Hospital (1961)
Diocese of Bristol: a catalogue of the records of the bishop and archdeacons and of the dean and chapter (1970)
The chantries of William Canynges in St. Mary Redcliffe Bristol: with a survey of chantries in general and some events in the lives of the Canynges (1950, )
The history and memorials of St Mark's Church, Bristol, which is now the Lord Mayor's Chapel (formerly called the Church of the Gaunts) (1913)
From cat to cathedral: Bristol's religious heritage (2007)
Yealmpton, Devon. 1929 (1929)
The goodliest church in England: a history of St.Mary Redcliffe, Bristol (2007)
Milverton Church ([1920?])
The records of a Church of Christ in Bristol, 1640-1687 (1974)
Church-building and popular piety in early seventeenth-century Exeter (2003)
Church treasures in Bristol (1979)
St. Mary Redcliffe, Bristol (19--)
St. Brannock's Chapel and well (1968)
St. Mark's; or, the Mayor's Chapel, Bristol, (formerly called the Church of the Gaunts) (1892)
An illustrated guide to St.James's Church, Bristol (1947)
West Country churches (1914-)
Supplemental papers: making the fourth collection from the same source (1888)
Rural rides, or calls at country churches (1851)
Rural rides, or calls at country churches (1847)
Rural rides, or calls at country churches (1850)
Rural rides, or calls as country churches (1850)
S. Mary's Church, Stanton Drew, near Bristol (1891)
Cursory observations on the churches of Bristol (1843)
Bristol's bombed churchrs: a description and pictorial record of their histories and destruction ([1945])
St. Nicholas' Church and City Museum: a guide to the building and its history (1980)
Churches in Bristol (1978)
The Church-Goer: being a series of Sunday visits to the varios churches of Bristol. (1850)
All Saints church, Wrington (1947)
Notes on the ecclesiastical and monumental architecture and sculpture of the Middle Ages in Bristol: with antiquarian, historical, bibliographical and heraldic elucidations (1850)
St. Mary Redcliffe: an architectural history (1995)