Church of St Mary, Stapleford Tawney (EHER 33403)

Parish Church. Chancel circa 1220. South chapel and nave added shortly after. North vestry and South Porch circa 1862 when the church was drastically restored. West Bell Turret weatherboarded with shingled broach spire and weathercock. Flint rubble built with stone dressings. Red plain tiled roofs with pierced ridge tiles.

C13 parish church. Information from NRHE data transfer. St Mary's Church (C of E) [NAT]. <1> Church of St Mary. Parish church. Chancel circa 1220. South chapel and nave added shortly after. North vestry and south porch circa 1862 when the church was drastically restored. Grade II*. (See list for details). <2> Parish Church of St Mary stands near the middle of the parish. The walls are of flint-rubble with dressings of limestone; the roofs are tiled, the bell-turret boarded, and the spire shingled. The chancel was built c. 1220, and the South Chapel and Nave were added probably at short intervals during the same century. In 1862 the North Vestry and South Porch were built and the church drastically restored, obscuring most of the evidence of its development. The only feature of interest is the coffin-lid with its curious cross. <3> Additional reference. <4>