Church Tours

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The photos below are showing churches visited in the last few years.  If you have any wisdom or energy to help us run these tours please contact us via this webpage.




Here are highlights of the tour on Saturday June 29th.


Church Eaton

Church Eaton


Church Eaton
Church Eaton

Photographs from the tour on June 24th.


Shenstone Tower

Going up the tower at the Old Church at Shenstone...



View from the top of the Old tower at Shenstone - pumping station in the distance.


Shenstone Church setting

Shenstone interior

Wall tablet in Shenstone

Window in Shenstone

Window in Shenstone

Royal Arms in Shenstone

Wall Church which overlooks the Roman Fort site

Window at Wall

Extension on the side of Wall Church

Chasetown St Anne. One of the first to have electricity

Tablet in Chasetown

Shareshill St Mary and St Luke

Interior of Shareshill

Memorial in Shareshill.  

The hymn writer Frances Havergal worshipped here


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There were three tours organised for 2022. These have taken place and photographs are below. Please click on the photograph to find a bigger picture.  


The last tour was on 18 September visiting 3 churches in Burton on Trent.



Saturday 23rd July: 4 Churches in the Ashley area.

Broughton St Peter, Mucklestone St Mary  

 Ashley RC Church and Ashley St John the Baptist 


Broughton St Peter

Broughton St Peter

Inside Broughton

Inside Broughton

Broughton Stained Glass window

Broughton Memorial

Mucklestone 

Visitors on the roof!

Mucklestone

Mucklestone interior

Ashley Roman Catholic Church

Interior of Ashley R C Church

Ashley St John the Baptist

Triptych at Ashley

Ashley interior

Memorial at Ashley

Further memorial at Ashley


Saturday 25th June:  3 Churches in and around Biddulph.

Biddulph St Lawrence: Biddulph Moor and Knypersley 

The report back from this tour was that it was a great day and a excellent tea! The following photographs show different ways that the Victorians used the Gothic style.  If you click on the photograph it opens in a bigger size.



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Biddulph St Lawrence

Biddulph Moor

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Knypersley

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