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Thirteenth to fourteenth century church of St Mary's, Lillingstone Lovell. Parish church consisting of nave with south aisle, chancel, south porch, and west tower. Rebuilt mid 14th century retaining some early 13th century features. Restored 19th cen...

Redundant medieval and post-medieval parish church of St Mary's, Fleet Marston. 12th and 13th century nave and chancel, altered 14th and 15th centuries, restored 1868-9. Coursed rubble stone with chamfered plinth and diagonal off-set buttresses, old ...

Mound on which church stands could be prehistoric barrow or later mound, or possibly natural

Historical records of consecration of new churchyard in the eighteenth century

Fourteenth century window-glass found in restoration of church

Medieval crypt known from excavations at St Mary's

Post-medieval vault known to be beneath the church

Possibly twelfth century conduit pipe found in excavation

Suggestion from historical records of an Anglo-Saxon minster pre-dating the current Medieval church

Medieval burials excavated in nave of church during restoration