This C12 cruciform Church has a long nave with a slightly lower chancel, a consolidated west tower, a timber framed south porch and rebuilt transepts known…
The C12 church of St Mary consists of a nave with a lower chancel, a C17 west end timber framed bell-cote and a C19 shingled broached spire. The original c…
The church of St Giles was built in 1857-8 and consists of a nave with a west end bell-cote and a south side porch and a lower chancel with a north side ve…
The C12 church of St George consists of a nave with same height chancel, north and south aisles, a north porch and a west tower of several stages. The body…
St Giles is one of the most complete surviving early churches in the county and consists of a C11 nave and chancel and C12 west tower with a C18 top stage:…
Set within a walled enclosure within open pasture, this C17 single cell former agricultural building with bi-annual church services was re-purposed as a ch…
This C12 church was mostly rebuilt between 1884-7 by Henry Curzon at the expense of Lord Northwick of Burford House. Built as a chapel of Burford, it has a…
This late C13 church consists of a nave, chancel and west tower. It was restored by Thomas Nicholson between 1880 and 1888 who added the south side timber …
This church was built in 1876-8 and designed by Thomas Nicholson. It consists of a chancel with a lean-to north vestry and a nave with a tower built into i…
This church has a C13 unbuttressed west tower with a later shingled broach spire. Both the nave and lower chancel were rebuilt in C18 in brickwork on the f…
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