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                    Priors Dean church, Priors Dean, Hampshire

                    Priors Dean

                    Priors Dean church, Priors Dean, Hampshire

                    Parish church, formerly chapel
                    Located in a sparsely populated farming landscape in E Hampshire, some distance from the nearest village, Priors Dean is a simple two-cell church with rendered walls and red tile roofs. A bell turret stands over the W bay of the nave. The Norman N doorway is sheltered by a porch.
                    Morestead church, Morestead, Hampshire

                    Morestead

                    Morestead church, Morestead, Hampshire

                    Parish church
                    The rural parish of Morestead is located SE of Winchester. A single-storey building was erected against the W end of the church in 1833. The unaisled nave has a W bell cote and a neo-Norman S porch. The chancel was built in a neo-Norman style in 1873. The Romanesque N and S doorways are plain, and the only original sculpture inside the church is the late 12thc. Purbeck marble font.
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