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Located in Timberscombe, Somerset. Built C15; tower 1708; chancel restored 1862; remainder restored 1882. Diocese of Bath and Wells. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Tilney, Norfolk. Built Late 12th-century nave and chancel; late 13th- and 14th-century west tower; spire 1428; aisles remodelled in the 15th century. Diocese of Ely. Grade I. Norman nave; Early English and Perpendicular style.
Located in Thorpe St Peter, Lincolnshire. Built c.1200; late C13–C16; restored C19. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade I. Early English and Decorated style.
Located in Thornton, Leicestershire. Built C13–C16; chancel 1864. Diocese of Leicester. Grade I. Early English and later medieval; C19 chancel style.
Located in Theberton, Suffolk. Built C12; C14, C15 and C19 additions and restoration. Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. Grade I. Norman; round-tower church 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 Terrington St John, Norfolk. Built Late C13 tower; early C14 church remodelled C15. Diocese of Ely. Grade I. Decorated and Perpendicular style.
Located in Tattersett, Norfolk. Built C13 fabric with C13 and Perpendicular details. Diocese of Norwich. Grade I. Early English and Perpendicular style.
Located in Talland, Cornwall. Built c.13th century; largely late 15th century; north transept early 16th century. Diocese of Truro. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Swine, Yorkshire. Built c.1180; early C14 and C15; west tower rebuilt 1787; C19 porch and vestry. Diocese of York. Grade I. Transitional and Decorated style.
Located in Swimbridge, Devon. Built West tower probably 13th century; broach spire 14th century; remainder rebuilt 15th and 16th centuries; restored 1880. Diocese of Exeter. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Sutton cum Lound, Nottinghamshire. Built C12, C14 and C15; restored 1857. Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Grade I. Decorated and Perpendicular style.