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Located in Sand Hutton, Yorkshire. Built 1840–42; remodelled 1885–86. Diocese of York. Grade II. Gothic Revival (Decorated and Perpendicular tracery; Early English broach spire) style.
Located in Sancton, Yorkshire. Built C15 west tower; nave and chancel rebuilt 1869–71. Diocese of York. Grade II*. Gothic Revival (Early English); Perpendicular tower style.
Located in Sancreed, Cornwall. Built Late C14–early C15 tower; C15 fabric; restored 1881–91. Diocese of Truro. Grade II*. Perpendicular style.
Located in Ruthin, Denbighshire. Built 1889–91. Grade II. Gothic Revival (Tudor-arched west window; hammer-beam roof) style.
Located in Runhall, Norfolk. Built C12, C13 and late medieval; chancel destroyed. Diocese of Norwich. Grade II*. Norman and Perpendicular style.
Located in Rownhams, Hampshire. Built 1855; enlarged 1885. Diocese of Winchester. Grade II. Decorated Gothic style.
Located in Rowen, Gwynedd. Built 1841, on the site of a chapel of 1819. Grade II. Mid nineteenth-century Welsh chapel, gable-fronted with arched windows style.
Located in Rotherfield Peppard, Oxfordshire. Built Romanesque fabric; restored 1874; tower and porch 1908. Diocese of Oxford. Grade II*. Romanesque; Gothic Revival restoration style.
Located in Rochester, Kent. Built 1386–87; restored and partly rebuilt 1937; Bridge Chambers 1879. Grade II. Medieval chantry chapel style.
Located in Rochdale, Greater Manchester. Built 1925–27. Diocese of Salford. Grade II*. Byzantine Revival style.
Located in Ringsfield, Suffolk. Built C15 tower and part of nave; porch probably late C16; east end and chancel rebuilt 1883–4. Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. Grade II*. Perpendicular, with Victorian rebuilding style.
Located in Rhyl, Denbighshire. Built 1862–63; renovated 1917 and 1951–63. Grade II. Classical, with Corinthian portico style.