Church of St John the Baptist. Rebuilt after a fire in 1864 the previous church dating back to the late 13th century. Constructed of a mixture of light and dark sandstone with limestone bands, the church stands on the local Blue Lias clay which has caused structural damage due to shrinkage.
The interior is decorated with Moorish tiles in a Gothic style
Access: Guided access available with churchwarden who lives nearby
Tags: john, john the baptist, spire, stained glass
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