The Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Bishopstone

The parish church of St. Mary the Virgin is mainly Perpendicular but it possesses on the north side an exquisite late Norman doorway. The church was restored after a fire in 1891. The interior is bright with just one stained glass window of 1994, depicting the church and its setting.

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Bishopstone, Churches

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Thatched cottages in The City, Bishopstone

Near the end of the mill pond in Bishopstone in an area known as The City, these lovely "chocolate box" cottages overlook a pretty spring-fed pond.

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Bishopstone, English Cottages, Wiltshire

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A lovely display of naturalised spring flowers in Bishopstone

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Bishopstone, Springtime in England, Flora, English Cottages

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A fine display of Spring daffodils enhance High Street in Bishopstone

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Bishopstone, Flora, English Cottages, Springtime in England

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The mill pond in Bishopstone

Bishopstone is a very attractive village on the spring line on the north edge of the Berkshire Downs overlooking the Vale of White Horse. The village is on the route of the ancient Icknield Way and, high in the Downs, half a mile to the south is the Ridgeway national trail. Near the centre of the village is this large mill pond.

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Bishopstone, Village Scenes, Wiltshire

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