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Located in Elmley Castle, Worcestershire. Built 11th–17th century; restorations 1862 and 1878. Diocese of Worcester. Grade I. Norman and Gothic style.
Located in Egloskerry, Cornwall. Built Norman origins; 15th-century south aisle and tower; restored 1879–87. Diocese of Truro. Grade II. Norman and Perpendicular style.
Located in Edmundbyers, County Durham. Built 12th century and later; restored c.1859. Diocese of Durham. Grade II. Norman parish church, heavily restored style.
Located in Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh. Built Hall 1937; church 1950–53. Norman, with Scottish character style.
Located in East Dean, Sussex. Built C12 tower, transepts and chancel; C13 nave; restored 1870. Diocese of Chichester. Grade I. Norman and Early English style.
Located in East Barnet, Hertfordshire. Built c.1080 nave; tower c.1828; C19 south aisle and chancel. Diocese of St Albans. Grade II*. Norman, with later extensions style.
Located in Dymchurch, Kent. Built C12 and C13; restored 1821; porch and vestry 1910. Diocese of Canterbury. Grade II*. Norman with C13 and C19 work style.
Located in DuxfordDuxford, Cambridgeshire. Built C12 tower; late C14 aisles; chancel rebuilt C14 or C15; restored 1884–91. Diocese of Ely. Grade I. Norman tower with later medieval nave style.
Located in Durham, County Durham. Built Hospital chapel founded 1112; north nave wall c.1114; chancel late 12th century; tower 13th and 15th centuries; south aisle c.1873. Diocese of Durham. Grade I. Norman and later medieval; Victorian aisle style.
Located in Droxford, Hampshire. Built Norman nave and chancel; north aisle and chapel c.1200; south aisle C13; aisles rebuilt C15, chapels C14; west tower 1599; chancel renovated C18; restored 1903. Diocese of Portsmouth. Grade I. Norman with later medieval and Perpendicular work style.
Located in Droitwich Spa, Worcestershire. Built From the Norman period; C13 south transept; mid-C15 clerestory; Perpendicular west tower. Diocese of Worcester. Grade I. Norman, Early English, Decorated and Perpendicular style.
Located in Drax, Yorkshire. Built C12; additions C13–C16 and C19, including work of c.1230 for Letticia, Baroness of Drax. Diocese of York. Grade I. Norman and Gothic; Perpendicular clerestory style.