Description

SP 83 SW SHENLEY BROOK END WHADDON ROAD, TATTENHOE
south side

5/100 Church of St. Giles,
Tattenhoe (formerly listed
19.8.59 under Tattenhoe parish in
Winslow Rural District)

II*

Parish Church. Probably C16 built from older material. Rubble stone,
with diagonal stone buttresses at W. end, brick buttresses along S. side
and at E. end of N. side. Old tile roof with small weatherboarded and
louvred tiled gabled bellcote. A small building of rectangular plan.
3 fight stone mullioned windows with square heads hoodmoulds and cusped
lights. Arched head to chancel S. window. Interior has C19 panelled
box pews and pulpit and small C18 font of unusual design, small bowl with
large egg and dart decoration supported on short C13 reused stone shafts.
RCHM II p.294. MON.1.

Listing NGR: SP8290833951

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• St Giles's Church, Tattenhoe at Wikipedia
• St Giles's Church, Tattenhoe official website
• Wikidata Q7593269

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