Church of St Mary, Bampton, Oxfordshire
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Church of St Mary, Bampton, Oxfordshire
Image: © Oswald Bertram Taken: 4 Jun 2015
C10/C11 origins visible in herringbone stonework in tower and stair turret; rebuilt C12 on cruciform plan, with C12 features surviving in tower and transepts; remodelled, with aisles, late C13-early C14; transepts raised and aisles re-roofed C15; Horde chapel remodelled 1702; extensively restored 1868-70 by Ewan Christian, as dated on rainwater heads. Limestone rubble, with stone slate roofs to nave and chancel, and lead roofs to remainder. Cruciform plan with central tower and transept chapels. (Source:Historic England)
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Image Location
Latitude
51.727732
Longitude
-1.548948
