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Church of St Lawrence

A Grade II* Listed Building in Appleton, Oxfordshire

  • Church of St Lawrence, Appleton-with-Eaton

  • Church of St Lawrence, Appleton-with-Eaton

  • Chancel in Church of St Lawrence, Appleton-with-Eaton

  • Nave looking west, Church of St Lawrence, Appleton-with-Eaton

  • Font with C12 base, Church of St Lawrence, Appleton-with-Eaton

  • Wall monument to Sir John Fettiplace, d.1593, Church of St. Lawrence

  • Late C19 pulpit, Church of St Lawrence, Appleton

  • St Lawrence: church of multiple periods; circa c12 nave, c13 chancel, c15 tower & north aisle added c.1600

  • St Lawrence: c15 three-stage tower & wooden louvred lantern; north porch c.1700; square-headed windows with plain lights

  • St Lawrence: Norman-Transitional nave; restored east window of three lights in c14 style

  • St Lawrence: north arcade c.1200 from the north aisle; pointed arches, round piers, stiff-leaf capitals

  • St Lawrence: monument to John Fettiplace of Bessels Leigh, d.1580, erected 1593; Corinthian columns, obelisks & shield of arms

  • St Lawrence: John Fettiplace of Bessels Leigh, d.1580, with long Latin inscription; armoured figure backed by strapwork

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Entry Name: Church of St Lawrence

Listing Date: 9 February 1966

Grade: II*

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1048421

English Heritage Legacy ID: 249501

ID on this website: 101048421

Location: St Lawrence's Church, Appleton, Vale of White Horse, Oxfordshire, OX13

County: Oxfordshire

District: Vale of White Horse

Civil Parish: Appleton-with-Eaton

Built-Up Area: Appleton

Traditional County: Berkshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Oxfordshire

Church of England Parish: Appleton

Church of England Diocese: Oxford

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