All Saints, Hanley William, Worcestershire, England - Medieval Churches on Waymarking.com

A small country church near a couple of farmhouses, no other neighbours except sheep. An attractive east window is the only stained glass in the church.
The church is unusual in that it faces away from the road, with the main entrance seemingly around the back. The main path from the door leads to a pair of iron gates that give out onto a field.

From the (visit link) website:-
Of sandstone rubble with tufa dressings: 12thc. nave, extended westwards in 13thc., 12thc. chancel with E wall of 1866, timber bell-turret with shingled spire and a modern S porch. Plain chancel arch with plain chamfered imposts; plain font. Romanesque sculpture is found on a reset panel above the S nave doorway.

Building Materials: Stone

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