St Mary, Nun Monkton
Located in Nun Monkton, Yorkshire. Built Late 12th–early 13th century; east end rebuilt 1873. Diocese of York. Grade I. Transitional / Early English style.
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Located in Nun Monkton, Yorkshire. Built Late 12th–early 13th century; east end rebuilt 1873. Diocese of York. Grade I. Transitional / Early English style.
Located in Norwich, Norfolk. Built 1430–55 (present church); site from 1075. Diocese of Norwich. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Norwich, Norfolk. Built C13 origins; nave dated 1460; chancel rebuilt 1602. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Norwich, Norfolk. Built C15 and C16; tower c.1445, repaired 1645; restored late C19. Diocese of Norwich. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Norwich, Norfolk. Built C15 and C16; tower top added 1913. Diocese of Norwich. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Northampton, Northamptonshire. Built 1676–80; west portico 1701; medieval tower and C14 crypt survive. Diocese of Peterborough. Grade I. Baroque Classical style.
Located in North Tuddenham, Norfolk. Built C14 west tower; nave and chancel largely Perpendicular. Diocese of Norwich. Grade I. Decorated tower and Perpendicular nave and chancel style.
Located in North Somercotes, Lincolnshire. Built Late 12th, 13th and 14th centuries; 17th-century work; heavily restored in the 19th century. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade I. Early English marshland church style.
Located in North Marston, Buckinghamshire. Built 13th-century north aisle; 14th-century south aisle and porch; 15th-century chancel, vestry and west tower; late 15th-century clerestory; chancel restored 1854; restored 1920–21. Diocese of Oxford. Grade I. Decorated; Perpendicular style.
Located in North Cerney, Gloucestershire. Built Early C12; enlarged c1200; mid C14; late C15; restored late C19. Diocese of Gloucester. Grade I. Norman and Perpendicular style.
Located in Normanby by Spital, Lincolnshire. Built 12th century; altered c.1200 and in the 13th–15th centuries; restored 1890. Grade I. Norman; Gothic style.
Located in Newcastle, Tyne & Wear. Built Mostly 14th and 15th centuries; chancel largely rebuilt 1848. Diocese of Newcastle. Grade I. Medieval Perpendicular town church style.