Overlooking the Stonor valley in the Chiltern Hills, this church was built in 1854 to replace a Norman and later C13 church. Of coursed flint rubble with limestone ashlar quions and dressings, with chancel, nave, north transept and west belfry.
About this church
The north transept has one- and two-light trefoil headed windows and a C13 treble trefoiled NW window. The roof of the north transept retains a C16 arch-braced collar-truss.
The font is believed to be part of the C14 octagonal pier re-used. The reredos of 1873 is by Powell & Sons. There is a highly decorated organ.
The chancel windows have Victorian glass of 1871; there is a John Piper window, SW, 1967, representing the Sword and the Gospel. The stained glass in the window east of the porch is of 1874 by Cox and Son.
A louvred bellcote over two lancets in the west gable.
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