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St James the Great Church, Claydon
DiscoverPlaces to seeUnited KingdomEnglandSouth East EnglandOxfordshireCherwellClaydon With Clattercot
St James the Great Church, Claydon
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Sasha Taylor
March 22, 2019
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Claydon, meaning clayey hill, is the most northerly parish in Oxfordshire. The small ironstone church stands at its highest point and consists of a chancel, nave, north aisle and north chapel, and a low west tower with a saddleback roof.
There are some lovely Romanesque features, such as the south nave doorway, much restored, and the nave and north aisle, separated by an arcade of three bays.
There are some lovely Romanesque features, such as the south nave doorway, much restored, and the nave and north aisle, separated by an arcade of three bays.
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Elevation 200 m