Church of St Mary the Virgin, Edith Weston

The church was built in c.1170 but the tower was built two centuries later.^[2] The northern aisle in the chancel is used as a vestry and organ chamber.^[3]

The church was re-seated and repaired in 1848.^[3] In 1865, the chancel and the southern chapel were built in the 14th-century French style, by Slater & Carpenter.^[2][4] The reredos by A.H. Skipworth and George Frampton is a memorial to the Reverend Charles Halford Lucas who was responsible for the Victorian restoration.^[5][6] The church's northern wall and the nave's northern aisle were also rebuilt. In the vestry there are two preserved corbels dating from the 13th century and two piscina bowls.^[3]

It includes stained glass by Paul Woodroffe and Hugh Arnold. The organ is by Samuel Green of London and dated 1787.

52°38′17″N 0°37′52″W / 52.63804°N 0.63121°W / 52.63804; -0.63121

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