Parish church, the oldest part of which features Anglo-Saxon masonry on the west side of the Tower, with a small double-splayed window. Rest of tower and c…
Early English chancel, decorated arcades, tower and remainder in perpendicular style. featuring striking restored C15 wall paintings. General dampness of b…
North doorway c1200, nave arcades late C13, chancel rebuilt c1300, mid C14 north and south aisles, south porch and clerestory added, late C14 west tower. E…
Parish church featuring C12 chancel arch and nave, mid C13 chancel, north aisle c1240, south transept and south aisle c1250-60. C16 west tower and north po…
Situated on the bank of the river Nene and close to the Roman site of Durobrivae, the church comprises a C13 chancel, south aisle and lengthened nave. Earl…
Nave and chancel early to mid C12; extended by Teulon in 1848-49 at which time the north and south aisles were added along with the vestry, organ chamber, …
Known as Pondersbridge church. Parish church built in 1869 by subscription. Nave with polygonal east end, bell turret. Gault brick, slate roof, red brick d…
Parish church. C13 nave and south arcade, C15 chancel and north arcade and late C15 west tower. The rainwater goods are in poor condition and the church su…
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