Parish church with much Norman and Early English fabric remaining. Late C12 nave; west end with four thin buttresses with gabled bellcote. Parapet with dog…
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…
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…
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…
Set on slightly rising ground to one end of the village, the church is constructed of coursed stone and ashlar. C12 tower with early C15 top; C12 nave with…
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