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Located in Sidmouth, Devon. Built Medieval Perpendicular tower; remainder rebuilt 1859–60. Diocese of Exeter. Grade II*. High Victorian Gothic; medieval Perpendicular tower style.
Located in Rhyl, Denbighshire. Built 1861–67; spire completed 1875. Diocese of St Asaph. Grade II*. High Victorian Gothic style.
Located in Lyndhurst, Hampshire. Built 1858–68. Diocese of Winchester. Grade I. High Victorian Gothic; Early English Geometric style.
Located in Lower Shuckburgh, Warwickshire. Built 1864; replacing a church destroyed by fire in 1860. Diocese of Coventry. Grade II. High Victorian Gothic (idiosyncratic; sometimes called Moorish Gothic) style.
Located in Little Birch, Herefordshire. Built 1868–69; third church on the site. Diocese of Hereford. Grade II*. High Victorian Gothic (Geometrical) style.
Located in Leckhampstead, Berkshire. Built c.1858–60. Diocese of Oxford. Grade II*. High Victorian Gothic style.
Located in Dundela, County Antrim. Built 1876–78 (nave, aisles and tower); chancel and transepts 1891. Diocese of Down and Dromore. Grade A. High Victorian Gothic (Middle Pointed, cruciform) style.
Located in Maidenhead, Berkshire. Built 1854-57; west bays and vestry 1907-11. Diocese of Oxford. Grade I. High Victorian Gothic; polychrome Tractarian ensemble style.
Located in Blaenporth, Ceredigion. Built 1864–65 on an older site. Diocese of St Davids. Grade II. High Victorian Gothic style.
Located in Ballyclog, County Tyrone. Built 1865–68; replaced the 1622 church across the road. Diocese of Armagh. Grade B. High Victorian Gothic, with Hibernian motifs style.
Located in Baldersby St James, Yorkshire. Built 1856–58. Diocese of York. Grade I. High Victorian Gothic style.