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Located in Whitby, Yorkshire. Built Anglo-Saxon house founded c.656; Benedictine church ruins mainly 13th–14th century; dissolved 1539. Grade I. Early English and Decorated Gothic (ruins) style.
Located in Waltham Abbey, Essex. Built Nave and aisles c.1100–1151; west bays and west front c.1300; Lady Chapel early C14; west tower 1556–62; restored 1859–60. Diocese of Chelmsford. Grade I. Norman style.
Located in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. Built Founded 1087; consecrated 1121; choir remodelled 14th century. Diocese of Gloucester. Grade I. Romanesque and Decorated style.
Located in Stratton on the Fosse, Somerset. Built 1873–1938; west front unfinished. Diocese of Clifton. Grade I. Gothic Revival (Early English and Perpendicular) style.
Located in Selby, Yorkshire. Built Founded 1069; stone church begun under Abbot Hugh de Lacy (1097–1123); later medieval chancel; restorations 1871–1935. Diocese of York. Grade I. Romanesque, Decorated Gothic and Gothic Revival style.
Located in Polesworth, Warwickshire. Built C11 origins; C12 nave and north aisle; C14 tower; restored 1869. Diocese of Birmingham. Grade II*. Romanesque style.
Located in Pershore, Worcestershire. Built 11th–13th century; restored 1860s. Diocese of Worcester. Grade I. Romanesque and Gothic style.
Located in , Glamorgan. Built Founded 1130; cloister ranges late C12–early C13; church rebuilt c.1280–1330; dissolved 1539. Cistercian Gothic style.
Located in Milton Abbas, Dorset. Built 14th–15th century; restored c.1790 and 1865. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade I. Decorated and Perpendicular style.
Located in Margam, Glamorgan. Built Cistercian nave from 1147; E end reduced after 1536–7; restored 1805–10 and 1872–3. Diocese of Llandaff. Grade I. Norman nave; early C19 Romanesque Revival aisles style.
Located in Iona, Western Isles. Built c.1200; restored 1902–10. Grade Category A. Medieval Benedictine style.
Located in Helmsley, Yorkshire. Built Founded 1131–32; fabric 12th–15th century. Grade I. Cistercian Gothic style.