Flint

NOTES: Originally Norman in construction, the present church is predominantly Decorated in style.

NOTES: This Saxon church, consisting of a chancel and aisle-less nave, is one of the most complete pre-Conquest structures in the south of England.

NOTES: Originally a Norman cruciform church, the plan of the present church was completed by the end of the 14th century. The central tower dates from around 1290 while the leaden brooch spire is a reconstruction of a Medieval version added during the restoration work of 1865-1866 carried out by Edward Browning.

NOTES: This two cell late Norman church was much restored in 1839-1841 by Richard Charles Hussey.

NOTES: This church is mainly 14th century and was completed in the 15th century.