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Middleton Cheney, All Saints

Medieval church in Middleton Cheyney

The Victorian church par excellence in the south part of the diocese. Giles Gilbert Scott was appointed by the Rev. W. C. Buckley in the early 1860’s to restore this church to an imagined medieval past. Whilst tactfully retaining it’s original 14th century style he renewed many elements – internally including some of the furnishings ( the upper part of the Rood Screens, the painted panels on the pulpit and the poppy heads on the benches). Much work was also done by the William Morris firm with designs by Morris himself, Maddox Brown, Simeon Solomon, Phillip Webb and the young Burne-Jones, another friend of the vicar’s.

Please refer to the Glossary for any terms in the text that you are unfamiliar with.

Contact & Opening Times

Church Lane, Middleton Cheney, Northamptonshire, OX17 2NR


http://www.middletoncheney.org.uk|
[email protected]|

Opening Times

 

The church is normally open during daylight hours.

 

Contact Details

 

Key obtainable from:

Bridget Robb – 01295 710192

Mike Wilks – 01295 711516

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