St ANDREW'S, Wroxeter

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St Andrew's, Wroxeter

St Andrew's, Wroxeter, dates from before the Norman Conquest, though, like all medieval churches, it has been added to and developed over the years. It contains re-used Roman stonework, including columns used as gateposts to the churchyard and the base of a column used as a font. It has Saxon features in the walls. It also has a set of astonishing Tudor tombs, with scarily life-like effigies. If you're minded to, you can also stay overnight in the church. Use the link to Churches Conservation Trust.

Region/Nation
Location/Address
Wroxeter
County
Shropshire
Post Code
SY5 6PH
Main Historic Period
Medieval
Tip/Nearby
Wroxeter Roman City
Primary Management
Churches Conservation Trust

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