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St. Mary, East Worlington, Crediton
Nestled between, and just behind, the parish hall and local primary school, St Mary’s East Worlington dates from the 12th Century. Although Grade II listed, most of the church you see today was rebuilt in around 1869. Traces of its ancient past, though, can still be seen in the Norman arch over the main door and the Norman window in the chancel. ...
Location: Crediton, Devon, United Kingdom
St. Mary, Felmersham
Seen from the river, St. Mary's church has an imposing position in the lands around it. The west front, central tower and fluted columns at the crossing suggest that the church was built for a grand purpose. It was built by the monks of Lenton Priory between 1220 and 1240. There is no definitive answer to why the monks built the church in ...
Location: Bedfordshire, United Kingdom
St. Mary, Netherbury
A large 14th century Grade 1 listed church (with earlier origin) looking down over the village from Tower Hill. Beautiful and inspiring view over local Dorset countryside.
The resources for silence, prayer and meditation are varied and are changed from time to time. Currently there is the opportunity to light a candle, a prayer ...
Location: Netherbury, Dorset, United Kingdom
St. Mary, Oldberrow
St Mary's was rebuilt in the C19th but retains centuries old features. Oldberrow is mentioned in the Doomsday Book (1085) and its first ecclesiastical record is in 709. St Mary's has remained a traditional church with little change to the services since 1662 and hymns are accompanied by a harmonium. Even the churchyard is managed as a traditional ...
Location: Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire, United Kingdom
St. Mary, Orchardleigh, Frome
The Grade 1 Listed Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin sits on a moated island adjacent to 'Church Lake' on the Orchardleigh Estate in Somerset and appears to have been built in the last quarter of the 13th century.
The church is on an island accessible via a footbridge and with views across the lake. it is a tranquil peaceful ...
Location: Frome, Somerset, United Kingdom
St. Mary, South Stoneham
St Mary's South Stoneham, recorded in the Domesday Book, is now in a suburb of Southampton, though it retains its character as an ancient country church set in a large churchyard which is a haven for wildlife. Parts of the building go back to Norman times, and there is evidence of a Saxon building on the same site. It is a place which has ...
Location: Southampton, Hampshire, United Kingdom
St. Mary, South Zeal
St Mary's South Zeal is an ancient Guild chapel, set in the heart of what was a 13th century 'new town'. A fine 14th century cross (18 feet high) is in the garden. It is considered one of the finest in Devon. A church inventory of 1552 recorded "two bells at the 'Chapell in villa Zele'" and the bell turret is c14th century. In ...
Location: Okehampton, Devon, United Kingdom
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