Historic Churches in Worcestershire

One of just two churches dedicated to St Barbara in England, this Norman church boasts a 12th-century doorway and a very nicely carved 15th-century font. The church holds numerous memorials to the Baldwyn family and an odd 1651 memorial to an unknown person in the chancel.
Elmley Road, Ashton-under-Hill, Worcestershire, England, WR11 7SX

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Heritage Highlight: Finely carved 15th-century font

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There may have been a church at Bredon in the Saxon period, but the current parish church of St. Giles dates to 1190, with further additions during the 13th and 14th centuries. One of the most interesting features of the church is the superb collection of medieval stained glass, and there are also very well-preserved medieval floor tiles near the altar.
Church Street, Bredon, Worcestershire, England, GL20 7LT

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Heritage Highlight: Excellent medieval glass

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A 12th-century church with a Norman nave and tub font. Look for a 16th-century brass beside the Jacobean altar table, and an unusual travelling pulpit. There is a royal coat of arms to Charles I, and a wall monument to William Savage (d. 1640). A lovely country church in an idyllic setting.
Snowshill Road, Broadway, Worcestershire, England, WR12 7JS

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Heritage Highlight: Norman tub font

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A 12th-century church with a wealth of historic features. There is a superb 12th-century 'Herefordshire School' font, two medieval effigies, an early 16th-century brass, and gilded monuments to the Corbett and Pakington families of Harvington Hall.
The Village, Chaddesley Corbett, Worcestershire, England, DY10 4SD

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Heritage Highlight: Beautifully carved 12th-century font by the 'Herefordshire school' of carvers

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A 14th-century church in a small Worcestershire village, St Michael's origins may reach back to the early medieval period. Fragments of a 12th-century building can be seen in the walls of the current structure. The church is externally very simple, with only a nave and chancel, and a small bellcote at the west end.
Churchill, Worcestershire, England, WR7 4QE

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This exquisite church of warm Bath stone stands at the top of a hill overlooking the fabulous landscape gardens of Croome Park. It was built in the 1750s by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown for the 6th Earl of Coventry.
Croome Park, Croome d'Abitot, Worcestershire, England, WR8 9DW

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Elmley Castle's lovely medieval church dates to the late 11th century and boasts several Norman carvings in the porch. The 13th-century font is carved with four writhing figures of dragons, and there is a 17th-century alabaster altar tomb in the transept.
Parkwood, Elmley Castle, Worcestershire, England, WR10 3HT

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Heritage Highlight: Norman carvings in the porch

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All Saints is a 12th-century church built by the monks of Evesham Abbey, later rebuilt in Perpendicular style in the 15th century. It shares a churchyard with another 15th-century church, St Lawrence. Highlights include a magnificent 16th-century chantry chapel and a 13th-century carving of a Horned Moses.
Market Place, Evesham, Worcestershire, England, WR11 4RW

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Heritage Highlight: 13th-century Horned Moses carving

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A church of Norman origin, rebuilt in the 15th century in fine Perpendicular style. St Lawrence stands in the heart of Evesham, near the river, close to the Abbey tower and the current parish church of All Saints. It was founded by Evesham Abbey as a church for the townsfolk of Evesham, as was the neighbouring All Saints church, which shares the same churchyard and the same bell tower.
Market Place, Evesham, Worcestershire, England, WR11 4BG

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A superb 11th-century church rebuilt in the late medieval period. The Priory boasts one of the finest collections of late medieval stained glass in England, plus over 1000 medieval tiles and twenty-two 15th-century misericords. One of the great parish churches of in Britain.
Church Street, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, England, WR14 2AY

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Heritage Highlight: Superb 15th-century stained glass and misericords

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