Warwickshire Travel Guide - Churches
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Warwickshire Historic Churches

 Avon Dassett, St John's Church
  

Avon Dassett, St John's Church A fabulous Gothic Revival church in a lovely Warwickshire village. St John's was built by Charles Buckeridge in 1869 as a replacement for the old medieval parish church. Buckeridge salvaged the east window of the medieval church, though he used it for the west window of his new building. In the window is glass depicting a bishop with his staff.
Avon Dassett, Warwickshire, England, CV47 2AH

Attraction Type: Church
Heritage Highlight: 13th century tomb
Heritage Rating: Heritage Rating  ?
Location: 12 miles north west of Banbury off the B4100 and 4 miles south of M40, Junction 12
Website: Avon Dassett, St John's Church
Churches Conservation Trust
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 Billesley, All Saints Church
  

Billesley, All Saints Church A small 11th century church that was rebuilt in the Georgian period. The most intriguing historical features are a pair of 12th century carvings in the vestry. The first is a stone cross with a carving of Christ holding hands with an unknown figure. This may have been part of a larger scene depicting the Harrowing of Hell.
Billesley, Warwickshire, England, B49 6NF

Attraction Type: Church
Heritage Highlight: 12th century carvings
Heritage Rating: Heritage Rating  ?
Location: 4 miles west of Stratford-upon-Avon, off the A46. Follow signs to Billesley Manor Hotel.
Website: Billesley, All Saints Church
Churches Conservation Trust
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 Brownsover, St Michael's Church
  

Brownsover, St Michael's Church Though St Michael's dates to the 12th century, the current building is almost entirely the result of a Victorian renovation executed by Sir George Gilbert Scott for the Boughton-Leigh family of Brownsover Hall.

Brownsover Lane, Brownsover, Warwickshire, England, CV21 1HY

Attraction Type: Church
Heritage Rating: Heritage Rating  ?
Location: 1 mile north of Rugby off the A426 near Brownsover Hall Hotel, just off Brownsover Lane
Website: Brownsover, St Michael's Church
Churches Conservation Trust
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 Chadshunt, All Saints
  

Chadshunt, All Saints All Saints church dates to the 12th century. Only the eastern part of the nave now remains from that early church; the church was extended westward and upward over time. A clerestory was added to the nave in the 15th century, a west tower in the 17th century, and the current chancel dates to 1730.
Chadshunt, Warwickshire, England, CV35 0EH

Attraction Type: Church
Heritage Rating: Heritage Rating  ?
Location: On country road 2 miles south west of M40 Junction 12. Access to the rear through former Auction Building
Website: Chadshunt, All Saints
Churches Conservation Trust
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 Collegiate Church of St Mary, Warwick
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Collegiate Church of St Mary, Warwick The historic church of St Mary was founded as a collegiate church in 1123 by Roger de Newburgh, second Earl of Warwick. It features superb Gothic architecture and the fantastic Beauchamp Chapel, with fanciful gilded monuments to several Earls of Warwick and Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester.
Old Square, 21 Church Street Warwick, Warwickshire, England, CV34 4AB

Attraction Type: Church
Heritage Rating: Heritage Rating  ?
Location: At the top of church Street, in central Warwick
Website: Collegiate Church of St Mary, Warwick
Phone: (0)1926 403940
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 Holy Trinity, Stratford
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Holy Trinity, Stratford William Shakespeare is buried in Holy Trinity church, and visitors can view not only his grave, but the parish registers that recorded his birth and his death. Apart from its association with Shakespeare the church is well worth a visit, containing as it does architectural features that date back to the early 13th century. One of its most fascinating features are the 26 misericords in the choir stalls. These misericords, or 'mercy seats' are fancifully decorated with carvings of mermaids and mermen, unicorns, and scenes of daily life.
Holy Trinity Church Parish office, Old Town Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England, CV37 9BG

Attraction Type: Church
Heritage Rating: Heritage Rating  ?
Website: Holy Trinity, Stratford
Email: office@stratford-upon-avon.org
Phone: 01789 266316
Fax: 01789 266316
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 Long Compton, St Peter and St Paul
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Long Compton, St Peter and St Paul A largely 13th century church where St Augustine is said to have preached. The church features some excellent 15th century corbel heads with head-dresses, a 15th century chantry chapel, and 13th century aisles and chancel arch.
Long Compton, Cotswolds, Warwickshire, England

Attraction Type: Church
Heritage Rating: Heritage Rating  ?
Location: On the A3400, in the centre of Long Compton
Details of Long Compton, St Peter and St Paul
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 Whichford, St Michael
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Whichford, St Michael A Norman church in a quiet south Warwickshire village. St Michael's features two excellent 16th century tombs, including the alabaster table tomb of John Mertun, accounted one of the finest incised alabaster tombs in the country.
Whichford, Warwickshire, England

Attraction Type: Church
Heritage Highlight: 16th century tomb of John Mertun
Heritage Rating: Heritage Rating  ?
Location: near the northern edge of the village
Details of Whichford, St Michael - Photos of Whichford, St Michael
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 Wolfhamcote, St Peter's Church
  

Wolfhamcote, St Peter's Church The church of St Peter at Wolfhamcote stands surrounded by the earthwork remains of a deserted medieval village. The church is primarily a product of the 13th and 14th centuries.
Wolfhamcote, Warwickshire, England, NN11 7HB

Attraction Type: Church
Heritage Rating: Heritage Rating  ?
Location: 4 miles north west of Daventry. Access off the A425, follow signs to Wolfhamcote along farm track to church
Churches Conservation Trust
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 Wootton Wawen, St Peter's Church
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Wootton Wawen, St Peter's Church The history of St Peter's church at Wootton Wawen stretches back into the dim reaches of the Dark Ages, when the area was first converted to Christianity by St Cedd and St Chad. At that time the region was settled by the Hwicce, a client kingdom of Mercia.
A3400, Wootton Wawen, Warwickshire, England, B95 6BD

Attraction Type: Church
Heritage Highlight: Saxon sanctuary
Heritage Rating: Heritage Rating  ?
Location: On the A3400 4 miles south of Henley-in-Arden
Website: Wootton Wawen, St Peter's Church
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Sykes Barns

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Henley Cottage

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Leamington Spa (Hotel)

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The modern and friendly, Holiday Inn Leamington Spa is situated between the towns of Leamington Spa and Warwick and because of its close proximity to Stratford-upon-Avon and Warwick Castle, is ideal for visiting 'Shakespeare Country'. Guests can relax in the friendly lounge and bar and enjoy dinner in Spa's Restaurant. … more >>

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Leamington Spa (Hotel)

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