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St Michael's Church

This curious box-like Norman church stands between the very busy A45 and the grounds of Upton Hall, now a school…

St Michael's Church

This church is typically and appealingly English in its setting. It is an adorable small village church in a quiet and idyllic corner. No wonder Americans built churches near Philadelphia and in South Dakota in imitation of St Michael’s, with its perky double bellcote and thatched roof…

St Michael's Church

This is an early 16th-century Tudor brick addition to the former church of St Michael, built as a burial chapel for the Audley family…

St Michael's Church

This tiny church dates from around 1200 and has a great sense of peace and serenity…

St Michael's Church

Coston is a secluded, atmospheric Early English church that has survived almost unaltered from the 13th-century, apart from the pleasing brick south porch added in the 16th-century…

St Michael's Church

When the village moved down nearer to the river, St Michael?s was left romantically sited on a hilltop among beeches, with glorious views over the Medway valley to the Weald…

St Michael's Church

Standing high above the Medieval Court to the west of the village, the church overlooks the distant industrial sprawl of Portishead…

St Michael's Church

Said to be founded by Bishop Herwald of Llandaff in 1056, this lovely church hugs the side of a remote valley…

St Michael's Church

An atmospheric church in a tiny village, St Michael?s is mainly of the 14th-century, although fragments from an earlier building are built into its walls…

St Michael's Church

St Michael?s sits in a quiet, idyllic valley west of Bridgnorth. With its stone walls and moss-covered roof this mostly Norman church looks as much a part of the landscape as the trees that surround it…