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Building: 0027400000 ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH, CHENIESMedieval and post-medieval parish church of St Michael at Chenies, rebuilt in the fifteenth century with sixteenth century additions and restored in 1861 and 1887.
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Building: 0463500000 ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH, HORSENDENMedieval and post-medieval parish church of St Michael and All Angels at Horsenden, restored in the nineteenth century.
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Building: 0416500000 ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH, WADDESDONMedieval and post-medieval parish church of St Michael and All Angels at Waddesdon. Late 12th century nave and South aisle, altered 13th and 14th centuries; 14th century chancel and North aisle; late 15th century clerestory; West tower originally 14t...
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Building: 0253900000 ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH, EDGCOTTMedieval and post-medieval parish church of St Michael at Edgcott, restored in 1604 and in 1875
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Building: 0099400000 ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH, STEEPLE CLAYDONParish church. 14th century chancel, nave altered 15th century and heightened 16th-17th centuries. Restored 1842 and 1875 by Sir G.G. Scott and J. Oldrid Scott. 19th century transepts, North aisle, South porch and West tower. Coursed rubble stone wit...
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Monument: 0761600000 St Michaels and All Angels, EdgcottWar memorial plaque inside Edgcott church commemorating parishioners killed during WW1.
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Building: 0097200000 ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH, HALTONNineteenth century church of St Michael's, Halton, built in 1813 on the site of the medieval parish church, and restored 1886-7.
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Building: 0203600000 ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH, STEWKLEYMedieval and post-medieval parish church of St Michael at Stewkley. Mid 12th century nave, central tower and chancel, 19th century South porch, vestry 1910. Chancel roof rebuilt 1844, remainder restored by GE Street 1862. Coursed lime and ironstone r...
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Monument: 0178500001 ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH, GROVEFoundations of medieval chancel found when St Michael's being converted into a house
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Monument: 0724400000 St Michaels Church, Steeple Claydon.War memorials plaques and stained glass window in Steeple Claydon church, commemorating local people who died in action during WW1 and WW2.