
St. Peter, Wilcote, Oxon
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Founded in late 12C as a tiny aisleless nave and chancel, it evolved organically with 13C rebuilding and early 14C additions. Despite Victorian overhauls by Henry Woodyer (1853) and Sir Arthur Blomfield (1868), it still feels much older.
#SteepleSaturday #StAlkmund @Shrewsbury
#SteepleSaturday #StMary @Shrewsbury
So #SteepleSaturday is a thing. How is St. Oswald's in Oswestry looking today? #Shropshire Croesoswallt
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Église Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption de Èze, style baroque, l'interieur est actuellement en rénovation. //
Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption Church in Èze — a Baroque gem, the inside is currently under restoration.
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#SteepleSaturday @Battle
#SteepleSaturday St Mary, Oldberrow, Warwickshire, which has the most wonderful "living churchyard" full of wild flowers.
#SteepleSaturday with Saint Gomonda's Church, Roche and the wonderful ancient cross in the yard, c10
see more of Roche & Cornwall in the new episode >>>
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Overlooked and overshadowed by the Ipswich waterfront Winerack appartments here's the tower of the late-15th century church of St Mary-at-the-Quay, now used by the River Church and in care of @visitchurches.bsky.social.
#SteepleSaturday #Suffolk
Buckden Towers with St Mary’s church. Happy #SteepleSaturday
Church of St Peter & St Paul, Shropham, Norfolk
A 15th Century Perpendicular west tower.
Built with 3 stages of flint & ashlar dressings.
It has diagonal buttresses with flint flush-work, a stair tower & battlements.
January and August — very different views of the Church of St Mary the Virgin, Fawsley, Northamptonshire.
St John the Baptist Church, Letton, Herefordshire. #steepleSaturday
St George Presbyterian Church, Sunderland (today Stockton Road URC), 1890 for #SteepleSaturday. The architect, JB Wilson of Glasgow, was taken to Belfast by the elders and asked to copy Wilson's Crescent Presbyterian Church there, which he did faithfully including the remarkable tower.
St Giles in Wrexham (16c), "The Glory of the Marches", regarded as one of the finest medieval buildings surviving in Wales #steeplesaturday