St Bartholomew's is a simple, two-cell aisleless building ofc.1100, rebuilt in 1863. It has a double bell-cote on the W gable and a S nave doorway under a porch, both 19thc. The surviving 12thc. features are the herringbone masonry in the E wall, plain windows in the E and N chancel walls and the N nave wall, a plain chancel arch and a font.

Three hides in Munsley were held by Ralph from Roger de Lacy in 1086; a further hide and a half was held by William fitzBaderon, another hide by Humphrey de Bouville and another by William fitzNorman. No church or priest was associated with these holdings.

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The author dates the font contemporary with the chancel arch imposts (c.1100) on the grounds that it is similarly decorated with a simple roll. Both RCHME and Marshall date it to the 15thc. Pevsner did not note it.