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 Screens

Screens - The most common Screens are Chancel Screens (usually under a Chancel Arch). At some times over the centuries they formed significant barriers between the Nave and Chancel, separating Congregation and Clergy. Screens can also be in other locations such as Aisles, Transepts, Chapels, and Tower Arches. They are usually timber, but can be stone, or a combination of both.

 5 churches with 5 Screens

Church	Thumbnail (Click Image to Enlarge)	Features
Holy Trinity Bledlow	Image in Preparation	1898: Chancel Screen (now under tower). Designer was Harry Hems.
St Botolph Bradenham	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2023	1927: Chancel Screen & Rood Loft. Screen and Pulpit fitted in 1902, Rood Loft and Figures added in 1927.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2023	Rood Loft added in 1927.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2023	Figures added with Rood Loft in 1927.
All Saints Chalfont St Peter	Image in Preparation	1912-13: Rood Screen. Architect was Temple Lushington Moore.
St Thomas Colnbrook	Image in Preparation	1879: Chancel Screen. Designer was Basil Champneys.
St Peter Ilmer	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2022	c1500 : Chancel Screen. Wooden screen on a stone wall.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2022	Detail of Central Arch.
	Image © Michael G Hardy, 2022	Detail of RH side.