The Church of St Mary

St Mary's Priory Church, Deerhurst
Nave in St Mary's church, Deerhurst
Anglo-Saxon font in St Mary's church, Deerhurst
Priest's door , St Mary's church, Deerhurst
The "Deerhurst Angel" outside the east end of St Mary's church, Deerhurst
Chancel in St Mary's church, Deerhurst
St Mary's church, Deerhurst
St Mary: formally a priory which existed before 804, became cell of Tewkesbury Abbey in 1440, parish church after Reformation; substantially c8 pre-Conquest
St Mary: late Decorated clerestory windows; aisles have later Tudor square headed ones
St Mary: nave & squared off east end; c.1200 arcades
St Mary: lofty west wall; blocked door probably to a former chamber; triangular headed window, perhaps east end of a chapel
St Mary: twin triangular headed windows with short fluted pilasters
St Mary: c.1200 arcade; carved capitals of various designs
St Mary: stiff leaf capitals, c.1200
St Mary: early c14 glass of St Catherine at wheel
St Mary: Sir John Cassy & wife Alice, 1400
St Mary: St Anne, in widow's veil, instructing the Virgin Mary from the John Cassy brass, 1400
St Mary: unknown lady, c.1515
Deerhurst - Priory Church of St Mary