Marwood church of St Michael Gallery
A well built church nestling in the trees at the end of a dead end road, Marwood is one of the more famous North Devon churches.
North Devon
Marwood church of St Michael Basics
A well built church nestling in the trees at the end of a dead end road, Marwood is one of the more famous North Devon churches.
Marwood church of St Michael Description
The structure of the church is a delight. The foliage carved capitals, the space, the chipped stonework, all these are worthy of our time…
Woolfardisworthy Church of All Hallows Gallery
There is an astounding survivor of Norman south door, with beakheads and chevrons, and finely carved capitals to its embracing columns.
Woolfardisworthy Church of All Hallows Basics
There is an astounding survivor of Norman south door, with beakheads and chevrons, and finely carved capitals to its embracing columns.
Woolfardisworthy Church of All Hallows Description
Inside is delightfully sparse, we can see the bare bones of the church, like the rock strata in the local cliffs, and looking closely the details start to come together until we gasp in love.
Braunton Church of St Brannock Description
A glorious church with a Norman south tower and a striking spire, fascinating medieval benchends and roofbosses, and a very impressive interior.
Braunton Church of St Brannock Basics
A major Devon church, perched on the edge of the ocean between the hills and the dunes, founded by Saint Brannock back in around 600 AD.
Braunton Church of St Brannock Gallery
St Brannock founded a church here around 600 AD and the present medieval one is a beauty, full of great carving and luminous atmosphere.