Church of All Saints

A Grade II* Listed Building in Long Ashton, North Somerset

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  All Saints: early Perpendicular church; embattled north aisle largely rebuilt 1871

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  All Saints: south side with late c15 three-light ogee windows

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  All Saints: three-stage tower, probably built by Thomas de Lyon, late c14; battlements & pinnacles; spirelet on higher stair-turret

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  All Saints: wide nave with wave mouldings between four attached shafts

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  All Saints: rood screen, c.1480-1500

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  All Saints: top of rood screen, c.1480-1500; foliage friezes & cresting

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  All Saints: late c13 effigy of William de Snowden

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  All Saints: monument to Richard Choke, Justice of the Common Pleas, d.1483, & second wife Margaret (Morris); canopy with ogee gables & demi angels

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  All Saints: Richard Choke of Stanton Drew, Justice of the Common Pleas, d.1483; head supported by angels

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  All Saints: Margaret (Morris), d.1484, second wife of Richard Choke; Yorkist collar of suns & roses

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  All Saints: angels holding shields against the back wall of the monument to Richard Choke, d.1483

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  All Saints: shield from the monument to Richard Choke, d.1483