St Mary the Virgin

St. Mary the Virgin Church in Arkesden, United Kingdom, is an ancient parish church of great Historical importance. Built in the 11th century, the church has been restored several times over the centuries. Its elegant Gothic Revival style is enhanced by a number of stained glass windows, making up its unique character. Notable features include the magnificent south-facing stained glass window, a 15th-century north porch, a Tudor porch, square tower and a polygonal cupola. Inside, visitors will be able to enjoy the Gothic font, effigies of a knight and priest, and the remains of various monuments to those buried in the churchyard. The church is open to the public and offers many opportunities for visitors to explore the past, experience the present, and contemplate the future.