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Located in Croston, Lancashire. Built C15 tower; mainly C16 with earlier fabric at the east end; re-roofed 1823; restored 1866–67. Diocese of Blackburn. Grade II*. Perpendicular style.
Located in Crosthwaite, Cumbria. Built 1878. Diocese of Carlisle. Grade II. Perpendicular Gothic Revival style.
Located in Crosthwaite, Cumbria. Built C14 origin; enlarged 1523; restored 1844. Diocese of Carlisle. Grade II*. Tudor-Gothic style.
Located in Crathorne, Yorkshire. Built 1820–21 (list description gives 1777; parish and Taking Stock prefer 1821). Diocese of Middlesbrough. Grade II*. Gothick style.
Located in Cranford, Northamptonshire. Built Late C12 origin; tower late C13; C14–C15 additions; south chapel refaced 1674; north transept 1847. Grade II*. Norman, Gothic and Gothic Revival style.
Located in Cradley, Herefordshire. Built C12 origins; tower c.1200, heightened C15; restored 1868-69. Diocese of Hereford. Grade II*. Transitional tower; Gothic Revival nave and chancel style.
Located in Coxheath, Kent. Built 1883. Diocese of Rochester. Grade II. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Cowbridge, South Glamorgan. Built 12th-century origins; south aisle 14th century; restored 1862. Diocese of Llandaff. Grade II*. Medieval, refenestrated in Decorated Gothic style.
Located in Cowage, Wiltshire. Built 15th-century chancel origin; refenestrated c.1850; present chapel on the chancel site after demolition of the larger church c.1874. Diocese of Bristol. Grade II. Simple single-cell chapel style.
Located in Courteenhall, Northamptonshire. Built 13th–17th century; restored 1886, 1897 and 1912. Diocese of Peterborough. Grade II*. Gothic with Decorated and Perpendicular work style.
Located in Cottered, Hertfordshire. Built Mid C14; C15 nave windows and roof and north chapel; C16 north vestry; restored and re-seated 1886. Diocese of St Albans. Grade II*. Decorated and Perpendicular style.
Located in Corwen, Denbighshire. Built Nave and chancel probably C13; tower perhaps C14; restored 1777 and 1871. Diocese of St Asaph. Grade II*. Medieval; Victorian restoration style.