Presentations by Bridget Gillard, Registrar, The Devonshire Association. "The importance of considering use and making comparative assessments when determining the significance of Victorian and Early 20th Century church interiors: Reflections from a PhD study". The presentation was given for a session on "Debating Significance and Value" at a Conference on Parish Church Interiors in Changing Times", supported by Historic England

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2. Theimportanceof consideringuseandmakingcomparative
assessmentswhendeterminingthesignificanceof
Victorian andEarly20th Centurychurchinteriors:Reflectionsfroma
PhDstudy

3. St Andrew, Cullompton

4. Chancel, 1849-51

7. St John the Baptist, Plymtree

9. Comparison of materials

10. Comparison
of
plans

11. Comparison
of
features

12. Plymtree Church 15th century rood screen

13. St Andrew, Feniton, late 15th C screen

14. St James, Talaton, 15th century screen

15. St Dionysius, Bradninch, early 16th C screen,
restored 1853

16. St Andrew Cullompton, late 15th century screen,
Restored 1850

17. St Mary, Payhembury, late 15th century screen,
Restored 1889