Geograph - photograph every grid square

In my descriptions of buildings, dates and architects are largely gleaned from Nikolaus Pevsner's masterful Buildings of England volumes. The series, each volume of which covers a county of England, was described by Jonathan Meades as "the greatest endeavour of popular architectural scholarship in the world."

In fairness, I should point out that I use 'Pevsner' as shorthand. The volumes are gradually being revised by various architectural historians who have mined new research to greatly expand his text, to cover new buildings, and cover pre-existing buildings he understandably missed altogether. (The series has also been extended to much of Scotland, Wales and Ireland.) On the minus side, the new editions have lost some of the charm of Pevsner's pithy dismissals or extolments, and they are no longer compact enough to fit in any reasonable-sized pocket.

Where I have used other sources, such as listed building descriptions, I hope I have cited them, but anyone spotting any gaps should let me know. Obviously, the same goes for factual errors, which are almost certainly mine, and, being a grammar pedant myself, I am always pleased to have typos, errant or, God forbid, absent apostrophes pointed out to me.