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Church of St John the Baptist

St John’s is part of the very fabric of Bristol it was built into the city walls in the 14th-century as a place for travellers to offer prayers before a journey…

Church of St John the Baptist

This exquisitely beautiful and fascinating 13th-century church stands on a gentle rise of land above waterside meadows near the Thames, only a stone’s throw from the Thames, and just off the Ridgeway Path it is a frequent stopping point for walkers…

Church of St John the Baptist

This Victorian church, with is soaring spire is a masterpiece built in 14th-century Gothic style, is set amongst trees in the Avon Dassett hills a lovely place for a walk…

Church of St John the Baptist

This remote, whitewashed church on the Welsh border lies in an idyllic valley setting by the River Monnow…

Church of St John the Baptist

This handsome square-towered church stands on a rise above its two villages now separated by the M5, looking across the River Avon to Bredon Hill in the east and to the Malverns in the west…

Church of St John the Baptist

Surrounded by the high ramparts and impressive earthworks of Stanwick Camp, an important settlement in pre-Roman Britain, this Early English church is in an area of great natural beauty. St John’s has the best collection of Anglo-Saxon grave markers in North Yorkshire…

Church of St John the Evangelist

St John’s is a product of industry and prosperity, built in 1754-55 when the congregation of the nearby Priory church became too large.The class Georgain tower was added in 1784…

Church of St John the Evangelist

Built in 1812, the delightfully elegant design of St John’s reflects the importance the evangelical movement palced on sermons and scripture reading rather than communion…

Church of St John the Evangelist

This church was designed by renowned Victorian architect Sir Gilbert Scott in 1856 for Sir Joseph Copley and was intended as a decorated version of the Early English church at Skelton near York…

Church of St John the Evangelist

St John?s is the oldest church in Leeds city centre. It was built in 1632-34, a turbulent time in England when very few new churches were constructed. The glory of the church lies in its magnificent Jacobean (Carolian) fittings, particularly the superb carved wooden screen…