Churches of the British Isles

The Lady chapel, along with the church spire, dates from the thirteen century. The chapel contains small fragments of medieval stained glass from before the Reformation, when it was the scene of a dispute over the right of one Richard Barrow of Field Court (Hardwicke) who wished to attend 'Divine Service' at Quedgeley's church, but who was ejected from the building by one John Porter (churchwarden) in 1512. The building's most recent restoration was in 1856.

All photos on this page kindly contributed by JMC4 - Church Explorer, via the 'History Files: Churches of the British Isles' Flickr group.