Parish Church of St Laurence

St Laurence: originally chapel of ease to Olney, refounded 1376 from which much of the building is now; late c14 Perpendicular windows
St Laurence: mid c15 Perpendicular two-stage west tower; diagonal buttresses, embattled parapet
St Laurence: late c14 nave with earlier chancel arch; chamfered arches on circular columns
St Laurence: chancel with c14 east window; three cinquefoiled lights under pointed head
St Laurence: monument attributed to Francis Bird from about 1688; Throckmorton inscriptions from 1614 to 1839
St Laurence: Elizabeth Throckmorton, (nee Hussey), d.1554; shields, inscription & daughters
St Laurence: Elizabeth Throckmorton, (nee Hussey), d.1554, widow of Walter Hungerford; head is a modern replacement
St Laurence: five daughters from the brass to Elizabeth Throckmorton (nee Hussey), d.1554
St Laurence: inscription from the brass to Elizabeth Throckmorton (nee Hussey), d.1554
St Laurence: upper shield showing Throckmorton with six quarterings impaling Hussey & Fortescue
St Laurence: shield showing Throckmorton arms (gules a cheveron argent charged with three gimel bars sable)
St Laurence: shield showing arms of Hungerford (sable two bars argent with three roundels in chief) impaling Hussey