St Michael, Upton Warren, Worcestershire, England - Medieval Churches on Waymarking.com

St Michael's Church is a Grade II* listed building.

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"Parish church. Late C13 remodelled late C14, chancel rebuilt 1724, nave 1798. Sandstone ashlar, tile roof. Chancel, nave, late
C13 to south-east corner of nave. Tower: three stages, upper stage offset, diagonal buttresses, crenellated parapet, recessed octagonal stone spire, gargoyle water spouts. Ground stage: east and west have Decorated windows each of two cinquefoil headed lights, first stage blank save a small 2-centred head window to south; belfry: each window has two trefoil headed lights under centred head, late C13. Nave: 1798, plain parapet, moulded cornice; three bays, windows have 2-centred heads, labels and Y-tracery, west wall blank, entrance in south wall at west end with centred moulded head. Chancel: 1724 rebuild incorporating earlier walls of uncertain date, plain parapet and moulded cornice, band; side walls, blind, east window: 2-centred head without tracery."

Building Materials: Stone

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