Church said to date originally from 1140, with elements from C15 and C16. Enlarged and restored at different times in C19. Roof coverings, which vary from …
Anglican parish church. C14, Nave rebuilt circa 1500 and south aisle added in early C16 by Duke of Buckingham, north porch 1652, C19 vestry; restored 1851…
Large mid-Victorian parish church in an isolated site. Ornate in the decorated style of sandstone with limestone dressings. There has been a loss of stonew…
Large priory church in the centre of a village. Cruciform plan with a castellated tower over the crossing. The walls are limestone ashlar and the roof is C…
Large urban chuch in the centre of Stroud. Cruciform plan with equal aisles and deep transepts; north and south chapels almost as long as the chancel. Sout…
Small church. Cll foundation, earliest work probably of C14, altered and tower added late C15/early C16, north aisle added 1842, restored c1884-5 by Sir Ar…
Parish church. C12 foundation on probable site of important early medieval minster church, altered in C13 and C15, and in C19. Random coursed rubblestone, …
Large parish church circa1840 in the neo-norman style. Entrance in the west tower with a large nave, opposing transpects and an aspsed chancel. Limestone a…
Large rural church in a small village. West tower, nave and east chancel with a south entrance porch. C14, restored c1868 and with north vestry of 1864. R…
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