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- 1. St Mary the Virgin, Carlton, Bedfordshire, England
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Parish church The church has chancel, nave with clerestory, N and S aisles, W tower and S porch. The chancel is the earliest part of the church and is probably Anglo-Saxon. There is a blocked, round-headed, possibly double-splayed window in the N wall of the chancel with rubble jambs and head, which support an early date (Hare, 33). The tower is probably late 11thc. or early 12thc. There are two round-headed windows with arcuated lintels and rubble jambs, one on the N and one on the S wall of the ground stage of the tower. The S aisle was added in 1275 and the N aisle in 1310. The chancel was lengthened in 1330. The upper stages of the tower are 15thc. A 14thc. S chapel, now demolished, was attached to the chancel. The clerestorey is 15thc. 12thc. sculpture is found only on the font.
- 2. St Peter, Battlesden, Bedfordshire, England
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Parish church A small aisleless church with a W tower. The nave is the earliest part of the church, dating from the last quarter of the 13thc. The chancel is early 14thc. and the tower is 15thc. There are some 16thc. and 17thc. alterations and some modern restoration. Late 12thc. sculpture is found on the simply carved font.
- 3. St Nicholas, Barton-le-Clay, Bedfordshire, England
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Parish church The church has nave, chancel, N and S aisles and W tower. Of the original 12thc. church traces survive in the masonry of the E end of the nave. The chancel arch, N and S aisles, chancel and chancel arch are 13thc. and the clerestorey and W tower are 15thc. Romanesque sculpture is found on the retooled font.
- 4. St Peter and St Paul, Flitwick, Bedfordshire, England
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Parish church Most features of the church date from 1858 or from the 1867 restoration by Butterfield, but it has a 14thc. S aisle (c.1320) and W tower (c.1380), and a S porch of 1500. Late 12thc. sculpture is found on the incomplete, re-set N doorway and on the font.
- 5. All Saints, Houghton Regis, Bedfordshire, England
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Parish church A large, mainly 14thc. to15thc. church, with nave, chancel, N and S aisles of five bays and a W tower. The only 12thc. carved feature is the font
- 6. St Mary, Podington, Bedfordshire, England
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Parish church The church has a 12thc. chancel, with blocked round-headed windows in N and S walls. The quions of the 12thc. aisleless nave are visible on the exterior. The S arcade is late 12thc. or early 13thc., of three bays with one square, early stiff-leaf capital, and one square, plain capital. The N arcade is 13thc., as are the heavily moulded round capitals. The W tower is 13thc. with a Perpendicular top level. Romanesque sculpture is found only on the font.
- 7. All Saints, Renhold, Bedfordshire, England
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Parish church The church consists of chancel, nave, N aisle and W tower. The building is mainly 15thc. apart from parts of the nave arcade and N aisle which are 14thc. as is the N arcade. The S wall of the nave, which VCH suggests is earlier than the 14thc. (VCH, 217), was rebuilt when the 15thc. tower was constructed. The font is the only feature with 12thc. sculpture.
- 8. All Saints, Turvey, Bedfordshire, England
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Parish church The church consists of chancel with vestry, nave with clerestorey, N and S aisles and S porch, and W tower. The church was originally a single-cell structure with a W tower. The remains of two double-splayed windows may be seen in the S wall of the nave, these could be as early as the late 10thc. The first three bays of the S arcade are 13thc. Two more bays were added to the E in the 14thc. - Pevsner suggests c.1320. The N arcade is late 13thc. The S porch and clerestory are Perpendicular and the chancel is 19thc. by G. G. Scott (1852-54). 12thc. sculpture is found on the font.
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