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A medieval stone church with a tall tower and a porch stands in a graveyard, framed by bare tree branches against a gray sky.

All Saints Haslingfield

All Saints, Church Street, Haslingfield

History of All Saints Haslingfield

Listed building:

Parish Church. Chancel of C12 origins, but altered in C14 which is the date of the nave and north and south aisles. The west tower is c.1400. There are C17, C18 alterations and a major restoration of 1875-9 by William Fawcett who also designed the village school.

A medieval stone church with a square crenellated tower and a gravel path winding through a grassy churchyard with headstones.

All Saints Haslingfield

Black and white print showing a stone church tower with a central spire, flanked by trees and fronted by a dark wooden fence.

Haslingfield church c.1902

Rubbing of a brass memorial plaque engraved with flowing Latin calligraphy dated 1654, commemorating Anna Ensor.

Brass of Anna Ensor, 1654, Haslingfield (RCHM)

A stone roof boss carved with a shield bearing a cross between four stars, encircled by stylized foliage on a ceiling beam.

Roof boss, Haslingfield church mid 14th cent (RCHM)

A circular stone roof boss carved with a shield bearing six rosettes, surrounded by stylized leaves against wooden beams.

Roof boss, Haslingfield church mid 14th cent (RCHM)

A pointed stone church window with three vertical lights, stone tracery, and a leaded lattice of diamond-shaped panes.

Haslingfield, c.1400 (RCHM)

Close-up of weathered stone masonry featuring a vertical column and decorative mouldings on a church door frame.

Haslingfield church, doorway c.1400 (RCHM)

A stone church with a tall crenellated tower stands behind a cemetery with scattered headstones under a cloudy sky.

Haslingfield church (RCHM)

Black and white stone wall monument featuring four kneeling figures in Elizabethan dress below two arched, pillared niches.

Haslingfield church, monument to Thomas and Elizabeth Wendy 1619 (RCHM)

A white marble bust of a man with a long curly wig and cravat, his hand placed over his chest, set within a dark niche.

Haslingfield church, Thomas Wendy 1673 (RCHM)

A lion crest sits atop a metal helmet and two suspended tubular pieces of armour against a decorative painted wall panel.

Haslingfield Church, armour 16th and 17th cent. (RCHM)

A low-angle view of a medieval stone church tower with crenelated corners, flanked by bare tree branches and a low wall.

Haslingfield church c.1400 (RCHM)

Interior view of a church nave with rows of wooden pews, stone columns, pointed arches, and a prominent stone font in the front.

Haslingfield church 14th cent (RCHM)

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