The church was mostly built in the late C14 and early C15 including the tower, in a Perpendicular style. Inside the tower at the height of the nave is a fi…
Parish church. Mainly C15 with alterations in the C19. The woodblock floor has lifted and is decayed in many places. This could be due to a leak from the b…
Parish church built in 1865 of blue lias rubble stone. Designed by Arthur of Plymouth for the Daniel family of Stockland Manor. Roofs need re-covering and …
Parish church of C15 origin, largely rebuilt in 1889. Rubble, slate roofs with coped verges and bellcote at west end. Chancel and nave, north aisle, north …
Large parish church, with chancel, nave, quire aisles and nave aisles, two-storeyed south porch and western tower. Largely C14, lias with Ham stone dressin…
Church dates from C13-14 with later phases in C15, C16 and C19, and consists of nave, chancel, north and south aisles, chantry chapel and west tower. Its h…
Unitarian Chapel, 1688, rebuilt1788. Flemish bond brick with stone cornice and pediment, pantile roof behind and shell hood over central doors. Rectangular…
Baptist church, built in 1837 by Edwin Down. Rectangular plan with schoolrooms to the rear. Classical frontage with Bath stone pediment and cornice, flight…
Parish church. C14 to C15 chancel nave and north aisle and early C13 unbuttressed west tower with lancet window. South porch, north vestry. Coursed rubble,…
Anglican parish church. C13, C14, C15, C16, restored C19. Coursed and squared lias, slate and lead roofs, coped verges, finials. Chancel, nave, south aisle…
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