Pipe Aston, St Giles Church
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Pipe Aston, St Giles Church
A small jewel of a church, St Giles was founded in the Norman period and partly rebuilt in the 13th century. It consists of a small nave, chancel, and large south porch. There is no tower; just a small bellcote.
Within the nave is a large series of Norman wall paintings. Look up and you will see the timber-framed roof, which dates to the late 14th century. Perhaps the most interesting feature of the church is the beautifully carved north doorway, which features an intricate tympanum.
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About Pipe Aston, St Giles Church
Address: Pipe Aston,
Herefordshire,
England, SY8 2HG
Attraction Type: Historic Church
Website: Pipe Aston, St Giles Church
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OS: SO462718
Photo Credit: Ian Capper, licensed for reuse under the Creative Commons Licence
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