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New Bield: unfinished building in form of a Greek cross by Thomas Tresham 1594-1605; general view from the west with moat & cottage in foreground
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New Bield: from the south with entrance to the basement; consists of five equal squares each end with five sided bay measuring 5 feet, totalling 25 (Nativity)
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New Bield: from the east; frieze above ground floor with seven emblems of the Passion of Christ
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New Bield: from the north & original entrance; the row of shields at the basement would probably have contained the arms of associated families if finished
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New Bield: original patterned, arched doorway leading to north wing
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New Bield: frieze with symbols of the Instruments of the Passion including (a) Judas's money bag (b) lantern, torches & spears used during the arrest of Jesus (c) scourge, pillar & crown of thorns
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New Bield: frieze with symbols of the Instruments of the Passion including (a) cross, ladder, spear, hammer & pincers within crown of thorns (b) garment of Jesus within ring of Roman helmets
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New Bield: frieze with symbols of the Instruments of the Passion including (a) monogram of IHS, ladder, pillar & scourge within ring of Latin words 'mihi esto' (b) 'XP' greek letters of Christ surrounded by laurel wreath
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Old Bield: the original house dating from mid c15, added by Thomas Tresham's son Lewis, completely altered since; orchard in foreground