Anglo-Saxon churches

KEY.
(#). Denotes larger buildings and/or fabric of outstanding interest/great antiquity.
R. Denotes ruined, or remains existing.
(U). Updated files.
NEW. New pages created within the past year.

Note that other churches, not having their own dedicated file (such as Great Paxton), may be found by referring to general index.

The photo pages above are created as pdf files (and are being added to as an ongoing project). Where files have been updated or added to they will be noted after the description.
To view the pdf files on this site you will need Adobe reader. If you do not have this then click on the following link (note that you will exit this site). http://www.adobe.com/uk/products/reader.html

For the photographers amongst you, prior to July 2009 almost all pictures were taken using a Sony A100 digital camera. Lenses used were -Sony 18-70mm lens; Sigma 70-300mm lens. After that date the camera used was a Nikon D90 (usually with a 18-105mm lens). Pictures so taken are identified at the foot of relevant file with the word "Nikon". After autumn 2015 a Nikon D7200 camera was used.

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An introduction to church fabric click here .
Over 400 Saxon churches listed! - an invaluable listing, a downloadable table (unique to this site) which gives information of the known churches in England exhibiting Saxon features and fabric (and with details of those features), a comprehensive listing noted by place name, county, and grid reference; wholly based on H.Taylor's three sterling volumes, "Anglo-Saxon Architecture": in Microsoft Excel.

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