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Located in Wroxeter, Shropshire. Built Anglo-Saxon fabric with Roman masonry; chancel c.1190; tower lower stage c.1470, upper 1555; south aisle demolished 1763; restored c.1863; porch 1890. Diocese of Lichfield. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon, Norman and Gothic style.
Located in Wing, Buckinghamshire. Built 10th century nave, north aisle, chancel and crypt; south aisle 14th century; west tower, clerestory and south porch 15th century. Diocese of Oxford. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon; Perpendicular style.
Located in Wilsford, Lincolnshire. Built 11th–15th centuries; restored 1860–61. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade I. Medieval with Perpendicular tower style.
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 Warden, Northumberland. Built Saxon west tower; C13 transepts; nave and porch 1765; chancel 1889. Diocese of Newcastle. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon tower; Early English transepts style.
Located in Stevington, Bedfordshire. Built Saxon west tower; C14 nave, aisles and chancel chapels; C15 clerestory and tower top; restored 1871. Diocese of St Albans. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon tower with Decorated nave and Perpendicular clerestory style.
Located in Stanton Lacy, Shropshire. Built c.1050; restored c.1850. Diocese of Hereford. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon and Gothic style.
Located in Staindrop, County Durham. Built Pre-Conquest nave fabric; 12th–15th centuries; restored c.1849 by Cory. Diocese of Durham. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon to Perpendicular, with Norman arcades style.
Located in South Boarhunt, Hampshire. Built Saxon, about 1064, with C13 features; restored 1853. Diocese of Portsmouth. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon style.
Located in Mildenhall, Wiltshire. Built c.10th century and c.1200; refitted 1816; restored 1876. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon tower with Norman nave and Georgian fittings style.
Located in Marton, Lincolnshire. Built Mid C11 tower and nave; late C12 and early C13 arcades; C15 aisles and porch. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade I. Saxo-Norman; medieval style.
Located in Kirkdale, Yorkshire. Built Nave c.1060; C13 aisle; porch 1800; tower 1827; chancel 1881; restored 1907–09. Diocese of York. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon, with later medieval and C19 work style.