pipe and tabor players as architectural features in the UK

 

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BeauchampChapel Warwickshire	Betley Window Staffordshire		Bloxham Oxfordshire	Bristol Cathedral
Carlisle Cathedral		Chichester Cathedral	Cley-next-the-sea Norfolk	Cogges, Oxfordshire
The Eden Project Cornwall		Ely Cathedral	Exeter Cathedral	Gawsworth Cheshire
Gloucester Cathedral		Great Malvern Priory Church Worcestershire	Heckington, Lincolnshire	Higham Ferrers Northamptonshire
Lichfield Cathedral		Lincoln Cathedral		Manchester Cathedral
New College, Oxford		Raunds Northamptonshire	Scotland, Rosslyn Chapel	Tewkesbury Abbey Gloucestershire

 

	possible three-hole pipe
	Adderbury, Oxfordshire

 

This is the first time that UK pipe and tabor players on ecclesiastical and secular buildings, depicted in wood, metal and stone, have been identified and collected. Often they are known locally as a drummer or the piper rather than being identified as a pipe and tabor player.

 

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questionable images

Hemingbrough

 

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