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The Church of St Mary the Virgin at Pilton possesses eight large stained glass windows, all of which are modern in design and much admired for the beautiful tracery and richness of colour: azure an...

Ladywell is the name of the ancient well hidden away on the north side of the church of St Mary, Pilton at the end of Ladywell Lane. It was restored in 1984.

Pilton St Mary's Church Bellringers are shown here after the bells were overhauled and re-hung by Gilbert and Johnstone at a cost of more than £600 in 1947. Back Row - left to right – Lawrie Pass...

This Bell was carried up Pilton Street in April 1987 as part of a festival organised by the Horse and Bamboo Theatre Company as part of 'The 12 Curlicues of Pilton'. It is thought to remember the...

The rood screen of St Mary’s Church, Pilton, dates from the late 15th Century. It was painted and gilded in a rich array of colours, the dado panels being picked out in alternating red and green. T...

This tablet from 1713 commemorates Christopher Lethbridge of Westaway, Pilton. It is located on the north wall of the Vestry of St Mary's Church. The text is as follows: IN MEMORY OF CHRISTOPHER...

Bill Forward (left) and Bill Wrench-Buck (right) were Churchwardens of St Mary's Church, Pilton, during the Stewardship Campaign of 1986. Bill Wrench-Buck died in 2012 aged 100 years. Thanks to J...