All Saints, Castle Camps

History of All Saints, Castle Camps

Listed Building

C13 origin. C15 nave and west tower. Restorations of 1850, 1855, 1876-1880 … Monuments: south wall of nave, reset, Thomas Wakefield (1610); Sir James Reynolds (1717) standing wall monument of white and grey marble sarcophagus with pyramid.

Low-angle view of a medieval flint church with a dark slate roof, pointed gothic windows, and a square crenellated tower.

All Saints, Castle Camps (RGL2025)

A stone church with a tall crenellated tower and tiled roof, set against a bright blue sky with wispy clouds.

All Saints, Castle Camps (RGL2025)

The stone porch of All Saints church in Castle Camps features a flint-faced exterior, a pointed arch, and a tiled roof.

All Saints, Castle Camps (RGL2025)

Stone church with a battlemented tower and tiled roof framed by autumn foliage and a large evergreen tree in a grassy yard.

All Saints, Castle Camps (RGL2025)

A stone church tower rises above a line of trees behind a rolling green field under a cloudy, bright blue sky.

All Saints, Castle Camps (RGL2025)

Projects

Castle Camps

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