Historic Churches of Buckinghamshire

Historic Churches of Buckinghamshire is a project launched in 2018, with only a few churches included at the moment.

Index of Architectural Features

Architectural Features - These could include complete buildings, additions, particular details, restoration work, and adaptations.

 66 churches with 279 Architectural Features

Church	Thumbnail (Click Image to Enlarge)	Features
St Mary the Virgin Addington	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2016	14C: Arcades and Chancel Arch. These are the only substantial parts of the interior of the medieval church that survive. Photo shows North Arcade & Chancel Arch.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2017	Perp: West Tower. This is the only exterior part of the medieval church that survives. Photo shows North side of Tower.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2017	1856-8: Restoration and Rebuilding. The church was extensively restored, which involved rebuilding the Porch, Aisles and Clerestory, as well as building a new Chancel and Vestry. Architect was George Edmund Street. This view shows the South side, the new Vestry was built on the North side of the Chancel.
St Cecilia Adstock	Image in Preparation	12C: Lower parts of Nave walls.
	Image in Preparation	12C: Parts of Nave N and S doorways.
	Image in Preparation	14C: Chancel.
	Image in Preparation	15C: Upper parts of Nave walls.
	Image in Preparation	Perp: W Tower
	Image in Preparation	1597: Chancel Roof (dated).
	Image in Preparation	1599: Nave Roof (dated).
	Image in Preparation	1855: Restoration.
	Image in Preparation	1875: Restoration and Furnishings. Architect was William White.
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St James Akeley	Image in Preparation	1854: New church built. Architect was John Tarring.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2019	1981: Church demolished. It was demolished as the building was deemed unsafe in 1979. This view is from East of the site of the Chancel. The twigs are on the remains of the East and North walls of the Chancel.
St Mary Amersham	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	13C: Transepts. They are the most significant survivals from the 13C. Image shows an original 13C narrow lancet window in the W wall of the S Transept.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	Perp: W Tower and N Chapel. This West Doorway is easily recognised for its Perpendicular style.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	Perp: S Porch Vault. This medieval vault (with its surprising corbels) makes a splendid entrance to the church. The Vault has stone bosses, including Tudor roses. Above the side windows are corbels with the heads of a dog and a pig.
	Image © Rex Harris, 2014	Close-up view of the Pig Corbel on the East side of the Vault.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1870-2: Restoration. Extensions were added to N & S sides, and the church was re-faced with flints. Architect was Frederick Preedy. This view is from the South East.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	1870-2: Rebuilding 14C Arcades and Chancel Arch. Architect was Frederick Preedy. This view is from the West end of the Nave.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	1870-2: Timber Vault of Chancel. Architect was Frederick Preedy.
	Image in Preparation	1960s: Interior refurbished. Work included renewing the floor. Designer was Sebastian Comper.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 1996	1728: Drake Chapel built. It was built to the North of the Chancel, to house a large monument for Montague Garrard Drake. The monument for Montague Garrard Drake is seen on the right here.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	1811: Drake Chapel extended. The Chapel was doubled in size, with the side walls left plain, leaving more room for monuments. Seen here from the NE, the only window is in the E wall. Below it was a doorway to the Crypt, now blocked up.
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St Mary Ashendon	Image in Preparation	12C: Parts of Norman Nave.
	Image in Preparation	c1200: Nave extended to W.
	Image in Preparation	13C: S Aisle W arch of arcade.
	Image © Rex Harris, 2014	c1300: S Aisle two E arches of arcade.
	Image © Rex Harris, 2014	c1300: Blocked arch to former N Transept.
	Image © Rex Harris, 2014	Perp: W Tower.
	Image © Rex Harris, 2014	Perp: Clerestory windows.
	Image © Rex Harris, 2014	†1609: Entrance to Falconer burial place. The remains are on the N side of the Nave. The squint is presumed to have been for viewing a lofty monument to William Falconer, who died in 1609.
	Image © Rex Harris, 2014	These stones could have been part of the Falconer monument.
	Image in Preparation	1807: Chancel restored.
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St John the Evangelist Ashley Green	Image in Preparation	1873-4: New church built. Architect was George Edmund Street.
St James the Great Aston Abbotts	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2006	late 15C: West Tower. The Medieval Tower was left when the rest of the church was rebuilt in the 1860s. This photo shows the Tower from the NE.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2016	1865-6: Nave and Chancel rebuilt. Architect was George Edmund Street. South side of the Nave and Chancel.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2006	1890: Organ Chamber & Vestry added. Seen here from the NE.
St Michael & All Angels Aston Clinton	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2012	c1270: S Arcade.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2012	Detail of S Arcade capitals.
	Image © Rex Harris, 2016	c1340: N Arcade and Tower Arch.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2012	Detail of N Arcade capitals (70 years later than the S Arcade) with finer mouldings on the capitals and label stop heads.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2012	14C : Circular Clerestory Windows.
	Image © Rex Harris, 2016	14C : Chancel and Chancel Arch.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2012	14C : Three seated Sedilia and Piscina. On the S wall of the Chancel, they all have ogee arches and tall pinnacles, all ornately crocketed.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2012	Three seats, and very elaborately decorated stonework, is surprising for a village church.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2012	A closer look at the arch over the right hand seat.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 20008	14C : Easter Sepulchre. Quite a rare survival, on the N wall of the Chancel, like the Sedilia, it has an ogee arch. The 2 angels are 19C replacements of the original figures.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2008	In the 1840s the 2 statues were described as mutilated, one had no legs, and the other no head.
	Image in Preparation	1800: Tower rebuilt.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2012	1849: Chancel Restored. Church seating was also replaced. Architect was Edward Buckton Lamb.
	Image © Nicholas Mynheer, 2016	1849: Chancel Roof. An unusual design by Edward Buckton Lamb. Architect was Edward Buckton Lamb.
	Image © Rex Harris, 2016	1867: Restoration of Nave. The Porches were also restored. The upper Storey of the S Porch was originally the Priest's Room.
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St Michael and All Angels Aston Sandford	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	13C: Remains of Chancel Arch. S Capital of Chancel Arch, centre portion is 12C/13C.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	N Capital of Chancel Arch, centre portion is 12C/13C.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	1877: Restoration Plans by George Gilbert Scott. GG Scott made plans for the restoration, but died in March 1878. Architect was Sir George Gilbert Scott. As a boy, GG Scott visited his grandfather (Thomas Scott) at Aston Sandford. South side of the church.
	Image © David Peck, c2010	1877-8: Church restored and Chancel rebuilt. Architect was Edward George Bruton. Bruton was an Oxford Architect who probably completed the work planned by George Gilbert Scott. Chancel rebuilt in 1877/78.
	Image © David Peck, c2010	Nave restored in 1877/78.
St Peter Astwood	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	14C: S Aisle & Arcade, Chancel Arch, N Doorway.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	Dec: S Aisle, Decorated Style. The windows were repaired in 1988.
	Image in Preparation	Dec: W window. The window was moved to the Tower when it was built.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	Perp: W Tower
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2012	1940: Church damaged by a bomb. The Nave Roof and S Porch suffered the most damage.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	1963: New concrete Nave Roof.
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St Mary Aylesbury	Image in Preparation	1849: Restoration (Roofs and Interior). Architect was Sir George Gilbert Scott.
	Image in Preparation	1866: Restoration (Exterior). Architect was Sir George Gilbert Scott.
	Image in Preparation	1897: Restoration of Lady Chapel adjoining South Transept. Architect was John Oldrid Scott.
St Mary Ballinger	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2019	1873: Built as "a school and lecture room for the poor". Drawing showing Mr Watson (donor) with Teachers and Pupils.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2019	Plaque over entrance porch.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2019	1920: School used as the Village Church from 1920. The glass dates from 1953.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2019	View of Interior in 2019.
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St James Barton Hartshorn	Image in Preparation	13C: Nave.
	Image in Preparation	1842-3: Chancel and Bellcote rebuilt.
	Image in Preparation	1842-3: West Gallery.
	Image in Preparation	1905: Restoration. Architect was Fielding & Horseman.
Church of the Assumption Beachampton	Image in Preparation	14C: Arcades.
	Image in Preparation	1873-4: Upper part of Tower. Architect was George Edmund Street.
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St Michael & All Angels Beaconsfield, New	Image in Preparation	1914-16: New church built. Architect was George Halford Fellowes Prynne .
	Image in Preparation	1954-55: East end extended.
	Image in Preparation	1963: Lady Chapel added.
St Teresa (RC) Beaconsfield, New	Image in Preparation	1926: New church built. Architect was ASG Butler.
	Image in Preparation	1947: W end extended with new tower. Architect was Adrian Gilbert Scott.
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St Mary & All Saints Beaconsfield, Old	Image in Preparation	1520s: 3 Western Bays of Nave.
	Image in Preparation	1520s: Most of Tower.
	Image in Preparation	1868: Restoration, Nave extended & Chancel rebuilt. Architect was Henry Woodyer.
	Image in Preparation	1886: S Porch.
St Margaret Biddlesden	Image in Preparation	1735: Private chapel built as part of new house, by owner Henry Sayer.
	Image in Preparation	1904: Restoration. Architect was J D Salt.
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St James the Great Bierton	Image in Preparation	14C: Cruciform church with central tower.
	Image in Preparation	Perp: Nave Roof.
	Image in Preparation	1852: Restoration. Architect was George Edmund Street.
	Image in Preparation	1882: Restoration of Chancel. Architect was Ewan Christian.
All Saints Bisham (Berks)	Image in Preparation	12C: Norman W Tower.
	Image in Preparation	1829-30: S Aisle extended. Architect was William Lane.
	Image in Preparation	1849: Remodelled in Dec style. Architect was Benjamin Ferrey.
	Image in Preparation	1856: S Porch added. Architect was Benjamin Ferrey.
	Image in Preparation	1877-8: N Aisle added. Architect was Richard Drew.
	Image in Preparation	1910: Interior of Chancel remodelled.
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Holy Trinity Bledlow	Image in Preparation	Norman: 12C plain N Doorway and E bay of N Aisle.
	Image in Preparation	c1200: Arcades.
	Image in Preparation	1876-77: Restoration. Architect was Sir George Gilbert Scott.
St Paul Bledlow Ridge	Image in Preparation	1868: New church built. Architect was David Brandon.
	Image in Preparation	1989: Parish Rooms added to N side. Architect was Geofrey Hawkins.
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St Mary Bletchley (MK)	Image in Preparation	Norman: Stonework in S Doorway.
	Image in Preparation	13C: Chancel.
	Image in Preparation	14C: S Aisle, N Arcade and N Chapel.
	Image in Preparation	15C: N Arcade.
	Image in Preparation	Perp: W Tower.
	Image in Preparation	1704-9: Restoration. Architect was Browne Willis.
	Image in Preparation	1867-8: Restoration. Architect was William White.
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St James Boarstall	Image in Preparation	1818: Church rebuilt on old foundations.
	Image in Preparation	1884: Alterations made. Architect was Henry James Tollit.
St Mark Bourne End	Image in Preparation	1889: New church built. Architect was A Mardon Mowbray.
	Image in Preparation	1914: Church almost completely rebuilt. Architect was Charles James Blomfield.
St Mary Magdalene Boveney	Image in Preparation	Norman: Norman basic structure.
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All Saints Bow Brickhill	Image in Preparation	15C: Much of Church rebuilt.
	Image in Preparation	1630: Date on Nave Roof.
	Image in Preparation	1756: Restoration & New E wall of Chancel. Architect was Browne Willis.
	Image in Preparation	1834: N Aisle added. Architect was C Warren.
	Image in Preparation	1883: Restoration of Interior.
	Image in Preparation	1907: S Porch. Architect was Edward Swinfen-Harris.
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St Botolph Bradenham	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2023	Norman : S Doorway (with Saxon style elements).
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2023	Top of Doorway with a high and a rough lintel, and plain tympanum.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2023	Perp: W Tower. Seen from North West
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2023	1542: Chantry Chapel, built by Lord Windsor. Seen from North West
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2023	Interior looking East
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2023	1863 & 65: Restoration. Architect was George Edmund Street. Complete Chancel was rebuilt, and Nave walls covered in flints.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2023	New Nave roof.
	Image in Preparation	20C: Sculpture of St Botolph. Over the interior of S Door, done in the style of Eric Gill.
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St James Bradwell, New (MK)	Image in Preparation	1857-60: New church built. Architect was George Edmund Street.
	Image in Preparation	1883: Bell Turret added to Tower base. Street had originally planned a Tower and Spire, which was never built.
	Image in Preparation	1897: N Aisle added. Work was done to Street's original design.
	Image in Preparation	1950s (12C): Norman Arch moved here. Norman Trsnsitional Arch was moved here from the ruined St Peter's church at Stantonbury in the early 1950s.
St Lawrence Bradwell, Old (MK)	Image in Preparation	c1200: S Doorway and S Arcade.
	Image in Preparation	1868: Restoration.
	Image in Preparation	1903: Restoration. Architect was Edward Swinfen-Harris.
	Image in Preparation	1992: Extension built.
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All Saints Brill	Image in Preparation	Norman: Traces of original Norman church.
	Image in Preparation	13C: Chancel Arch.
	Image in Preparation	1637: Chancel Roof.
	Image in Preparation	1835: N Aisle added. Architect was Alfred Ainger.
	Image in Preparation	1883: Chancel Restored.
	Image in Preparation	1888-89: S Aisle added, and Restoration. Both Arcades were also rebuilt. Architect was John Oldrid Scott.
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St Lawrence Broughton (MK)	Image in Preparation	14C: Nave and Chancel.
	Image in Preparation	Perp: W Tower.
	Image in Preparation	1859: Chancel Restored.
	Image in Preparation	1864-1881: Further Restorations in Stages. Architect was William White.
St Peter & Paul Buckingham	Image in Preparation	1777-81: New church built on new site. Church built to replace medieval church after collapse of central tower. Architect was Francis Hiorne. (Probably by Hiome).
	Image in Preparation	1865-6: New Chancel. Architect was Sir George Gilbert Scott.
	Image in Preparation	from 1868: Extensive Alterations to Nave and Aisles. Architect was Sir George Gilbert Scott.
	Image in Preparation	to 1883: Alterations completed at W end. Architect was John Oldrid Scott.
	Image in Preparation	1884: W gallery added. Architect was John Oldrid Scott.
	Image in Preparation	19C: Spire added to Tower.
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All Saints Buckland	Image in Preparation	13C: N Arcade.
	Image in Preparation	c1300: Tower Arch.
	Image in Preparation	14C : S Doorway.
	Image in Preparation	Perp: Kingpost roof on Nave.
	Image in Preparation	1869: Restoration, including new chancel roof and organ chamber. Architect was George Devey.
	Image in Preparation	1880: Further Chancel Restoration.
	Image in Preparation	1893: Tower rebuilt. Architect was W F Taylor .
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St Peter Burnham	Image in Preparation	early 13C: Lower parts of Tower.
	Image in Preparation	13C: Much of the interior.
	Image in Preparation	14C: Nave Roof, Scissor-Braced.
	Image in Preparation	1863-64: Restoration. Architect was George Edmund Street.
	Image in Preparation	1891-92: Top of Tower rebuilt and Spire added.
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St Mary-the-Moor Cadmore End (Common)	Image in Preparation	1851: New Church. Architect was Rhode Hawkins.
All Saints Calverton	Image in Preparation	1817-18: Church partly rebuilt, particularly the W Tower. Architect was William Pilkington.
	Image in Preparation	1850s: More rebuilding.
	Image in Preparation	1871-72: Restoration and Decoration. Architect was Edward Swinfen-Harris.
St Simon & Jude Castlethorpe	Image in Preparation	c1200: N Arcade.
	Image in Preparation	Dec: Chancel.
	Image in Preparation	1729: W Tower rebuilt. Tower rebuilt after collapse of previous tower.
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St Giles Chalfont St Giles	Image in Preparation	Norman: Some Norman evidence in S Aisle.
	Image in Preparation	13C: Chancel.
	Image in Preparation	14C: S Aisle.
	Image in Preparation	Perp: N Aisle, Clerestory, and W Tower.
	Image in Preparation	1861: Restoration of Chancel. Architect was George Edmund Street.
	Image in Preparation	1863: Restoration of Rest of Church. Architect was George Edmund Street.
	Image in Preparation	1867: Restoration of Exterior completed. Architect was George Edmund Street.
	Image in Preparation	1884: Organ Chamber built. Architect was John Pollard Seddon.
	Image in Preparation	1895: Timber S Porch. Architect was John Oldrid Scott.
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All Saints Chalfont St Peter	Image in Preparation	1912-13: N Aisle only of large church planned, in Arts & Crafts style. Architect was Temple Lushington Moore.
St Joseph (RC) Chalfont St Peter	Image in Preparation	1914: One Aisle and Lady Chapel built before WWI stopped work. Architect was Percy Aiden Lamb.
	Image in Preparation	1931: Highly decorative marble and mosaic work, in Chantry Chapel and Lady Chapel. Artist was Cesare Tito Guiseppe Formilli. Formilli's best known work is at the Brompton Oratory.
	Image in Preparation	1962: Rest of church built in a large concrete structure. Architect was Percy Kelly.
St Peter Chalfont St Peter	Image in Preparation	1708: Collapse of Tower destroys medieval church, only a few stones now remain.
	Image in Preparation	1714-18: Rebuilding of complete church in brick.
	Image in Preparation	c1800: Churchyard Iron Railings and Gate.
	Image in Preparation	1852-54: Re-modelling of church, with new windows, larger Chancel, and new S Aisle. Architect was George Edmund Street.
	Image in Preparation	1887: South Porch added.
	Image in Preparation	1965: Nave re-roofed and ceiling added. Architect was Colin Smithells.
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St Peter Chalvey (Slough)	Image in Preparation	1860-1: New church built. Street had designed the church in 1859. Architect was George Edmund Street.
St Nicholas Chearsley	Image in Preparation	13C: Nave.
	Image in Preparation	Late 15C: Chancel.
	Image in Preparation	Perp: West Tower.
	Image in Preparation	1761: West Gallery.
	Image in Preparation	18C: Back Porch.
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St Giles Cheddington	Image in Preparation	Norman: Fragments of stone preserved in walls of porch & vestry.
	Image in Preparation	mid 14C: Chancel Arch.
	Image in Preparation	15C: W Tower.
	Image in Preparation	15C: N Aisle.
	Image in Preparation	1855-56: Restoration including new roofs. Architect was George Edmund Street.
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St Michael Chenies	Image in Preparation	15C: Church Rebuilt.
	Image in Preparation	15C: Some wooden angels bearing shields survive from the 15C roof.
	Image in Preparation	late 15C: S Arcade, S Aisle Windows, Chancel Arch.
	Image in Preparation	1861-2: Restoration. Architect was Henry Clutton.
	Image in Preparation	1866-7: Further restoration. Architect was Alexander Macpherson.
	Image in Preparation	1886-7: Hammerbeam roof, part of restoration. Architect was Alexander Macpherson.
	Image in Preparation	1895-6: S Aisle extended for an Organ Chamber. Architect was Alfred J Pilkington.
	Image in Preparation	-------: BEDFORD CHAPEL FEATURES ARE LISTED BELOW
	Image in Preparation	1556: Bedford Chapel added on N side.
	Image in Preparation	1617: Family Vault added below Bedford Chapel.
	Image in Preparation	1861-2: Family Vault extended to the North. Architect was Henry Clutton.
	Image in Preparation	1886-7: Bedford Chapel and Vault extended to the West. Architect was Alexander Macpherson.
	Image in Preparation	1886-7: Hammerbeam roof on Bedford Chapel. Architect was Alexander Macpherson.
	Image in Preparation	1906-7: Bedford Chapel extended to the East and North, with a new Aisle. Architect was George Frederick Bodley.
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Christ Church Chesham	Image in Preparation	1862-64: An Early English style church with a S Aisle, all having flint faced walls. Architect was John Raphael Brandon.
Emmanuel Chesham	Image in Preparation	1887: An Early English style brick church. Built by the same architect as St George's church Tylers Hill, 1.4 miles to the west. Architect was Morton M Glover.
	Image in Preparation	1989-90: Large Octagonal extension. Architect was Aldington, Craig & Collinge.
St Mary Chesham	Image in Preparation	Norman: Part of a 12C window in N Transept.
	Image in Preparation	13C: Arcades and E Arch of Central Crossing.
	Image in Preparation	Dec: S & N & W arches of Central Crossing.
	Image in Preparation	Perp: S Aisle, S Porch, W front.
	Image in Preparation	1886-9: Restoration. Architect was Sir George Gilbert Scott.
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St Leonard Chesham Bois	Image in Preparation	14C: Original Fabric.
	Image in Preparation	1818-4: Restoration & new N Aisle. Architect was W Waymouth & Son.
	Image in Preparation	1884: SW Tower.
	Image in Preparation	1911: W extensions & Vestry added. Architect was Kemp & How.
St Mary & Nicholas Chetwode	Image in Preparation	from 1245: Priory built.
	Image in Preparation	early 14C: N Chapel added.
	Image in Preparation	1480: Priory granted to parish as their church. This followed Dissolution after 1460.
	Image in Preparation	c1600: All except the old Chancel of the Priory was demolished.
	Image in Preparation	c1600: W wall built and NW Tower cum Porch added. This followed the demolition of the rest of the Priory church.
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St Lawrence Chicheley	Image in Preparation	early 14C: Nave.
	Image in Preparation	early 14C: N Arcade and Aisle.
	Image in Preparation	15C: Central Tower. The tower possibly replaced an earlier central tower.
	Image in Preparation	16C: Clerestory.
	Image in Preparation	1909: New Vestry. Architect was Edward Swinfen-Harris.
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St Mary the Virgin Chilton	Image in Preparation	13C: Chancel & S Transept.
	Image in Preparation	Dec: N Tower, in an unusual position.
	Image in Preparation	Perp: Nave and S Porch.
St Lawrence Cholesbury	Image in Preparation	13C: Nave with its S doorway.
	Image in Preparation	14C: Chancel.
	Image in Preparation	c1710: Wooden bell-turret. Probably pre 1710, or a copy of it.
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St Andrew Cippenham (Slough)	Image in Preparation	1934: Original St Andrew's church opened. Less than 40 years later it was replaced.
	Image in Preparation	1970: New Shared Church of St Andrew opened. This was the first church in Britain designed to be shared by Anglicans and Catholics. Architect was Michael Hattrell.
St Mary the Virgin Clifton Reynes	Image in Preparation	Norman: Lower stages of Tower. The narrow plan of the Nave is undoubtedly Anglo-Saxon.
	Image in Preparation	14C: Top of Tower.
	Image in Preparation	c1400: Most of church rebuilt including Arcades and Chancel.
	Image in Preparation	1801: N Aisle rebuilt.
	Image in Preparation	1842-43: Restoration.
	Image in Preparation	1883-84: Restoration. Edward John Tarver.
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St Mary Cold Brayfield	Image in Preparation	Norman: Window and possibly also the walls.
	Image in Preparation	13C: Tower.
	Image in Preparation	13C: Chancel.
	Image in Preparation	late 13C: N Porch.
	Image in Preparation	1881: Restoration.
	Image in Preparation	1893: Restoration.
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All Saints Coleshill	Image in Preparation	1860-61: New church built. Architect was George Edmund Street.
	Image in Preparation	after 1918: Vestry added.
St Thomas Colnbrook	Image in Preparation	17C: Clock from original Town Chapel.
	Image in Preparation	1848-52: New church built with Nave and Chancel. Architect was Benjamin Ferrey.
	Image in Preparation	1862-63: N Aisle added. Architect was George Edmund Street.
	Image in Preparation	1875: Vestry & Organ Chamber added. Architect was H Roumieu & Gough.
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St Nicholas Cublington	Image in Preparation	c1400: Church built on a new site.
	Image in Preparation	c1400: Tower has some unsusual features. Deep outer splays of W window, and blank S belfry opening.
	Image in Preparation	1861: Restoration.
	Image in Preparation	1887: Restoration.
St Nicholas Cuddington	Image in Preparation	13C: Nave and Aisles.
	Image in Preparation	early 14C: Chancel.
	Image in Preparation	1856-7: Restoration. Architect was George Edmund Street.
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St Paul Horn Hill, Chalfont St Peter	Image in Preparation	late 19C: A Victorian Chapel-of-Ease.
All Saints Hulcott	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	13C: Nave Walls. The South wall, on the right, has had the later arches cut out of the wall.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	c1330: S Arcade Eastern Arch.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	c1340: Chancel. Chancel Arch, Chancel Walls, parts of E & S Windows of Chancel.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	15C: New W and N windows in Nave. This shows the West window.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	This shows the North window.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	15C or 16C: Wooden Bell Turret. On W end of Nave.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	Timber Framework in Nave, that supports the Bell Turret.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	15C or 16C: N Porch.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	early 16C: S Aisle added to replace Transept or Lady Chapel. The South wall, on the right, has had the later arches cut out of the wall.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	1861-1863: Restoration including New Roofs. Architect was George Edmund Street.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2018	c1865: Decorative brick wall built along front of churchyard. Architect was George Devey. (Probably by Devey).
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St Peter Ilmer	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2022	12C: 12C Norman Doorway (now blocked). Was original S doorway
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2022	15C: Sculpture on Window Seat. St Christopher and Trinity.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2022	LH side: St Christopher.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2022	RH side: Trinity.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2022	c1500: Bell Tower Support Framework. Timberwork at W end of Nave.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2022	1909 : Spire. Added in 1909 to Bell Tower of c1500.
St John Evangelist Lacey Green	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1825: Church built, Nave, Transepts, and Porch. Designer was John Norris.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1825: Church built, Nave, Transepts, and Porch. Architect was James Chadley.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1825: Unusual Cast Iron Window Frames. Designer was John Norris.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1825: Hammerbeam Roof. A very delicate style of Hammerbeam Roof. Architect was James Chadley.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	1871: Chancel added. Flint exterior, Polychromatic brickwork interior. Architect was John Pollard Seddon.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2020	Looking down to the East wall of Nave and the Chancel with their very elaborate brickwork.
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St George Tylers Hill	Image in Preparation	1871: A small Early English style brick church. Built by the same architect as Emmanuel church Chesham, 1.4 miles to the east. Architect was Morton M Glover.
	Image in Preparation	1930: Chancel rebuilt.
	Image in Preparation	1991: West Extension added.