Churches and family tree

Denny Priory was closed for the season so I only got externals, but if I'm honest those were what I was mainly interested in. Having loo...

St Lawrence, open, was my church of the day. Architecturally and physically it is all over the place but in a positively delightful and insi...

St James, open, is a large and rather gloomy building with the largest tower of the day and some good glass and a brass. Another one I liked...

St Nicholas, redundant, is now a private residence and you'd be hard pressed to tell it was ever a church. ST NICHOLAS. C14 with a bro...

St George, open, is charming in its simplicity [and its open status] but in truth contains little of interest. ST GEORGE. Nave and lower c...

I made an error of judgement at Holy Cross, locked, keyholder listed, in not going looking for the key having judged it from the exterior an...

St Peter, locked, no keyholder, is an 1890 St Aubyn build and is not really anything to write home about. ST PETER, Broad Street. Simple, ...