English Church Photos

Buckinghamshire Churches.

These Church pictures were all taken from around the English County of Buckinghamshire, England.

Many of Buckinghamshire's villages have their own small churches which often date back 100's of years, and it's quite amazing how different they are in design and how beautiful many of them are to look at. English churches quite often have yew trees right next to the church building and the graveyards are often carpetted by wild flowers in the Spring - snowdrops, daffodils or bluebells can often be seen.
You can often find bench seats placed around the churchyards - perfect on a nice Spring or Summer's day for a quiet and often peaceful sit for a while. Many of the pictures were taken during the Winter since once Spring arrives our English churches are often difficult to photograph as they are hidden by the surrounding trees and shrubs - including those previously mentioned yew trees. Yew trees are very long-lived and because of this they were treated by ancient Britons as a place of burial, worship and for other important ceremonies and therefore these sacred places led the first Christians to locate their new churches next to them.
There are many more photos of churches from around our English villages and towns in our area of England - please see our Oxfordshire Churches or our Oxfordshire Churches M to Y and/or our Church Photos topics.

The first set of Local and Parish Churches in Buckinghamshire's Villages and Towns shown here are Ashendon to Hughenden. Plese Click Here to jump down the page to see pictures of churches in villages between Ibstone and Wycombe Marsh.

	Ashendon: St Marys		Aston Sandford: St Michael
	Ballinger: St. Marys		Barton Hartshorn: St James
	Beachampton: St Mary the Virgin		Beaconsfield: St Mary & All Saints
	Bledow: Holy Trinity		Bledow: Holy Trinity
			Bledlow Ridge: St. Pauls
	Boarstall: St James		Brill: All Saints
	Bradenham: St Botolph		Bradenham: St Botolph
	Buckland: All Saints		Cadmore End: St Mary Le Moor
	Chalfont St Peter: All Saints		Chalfont St Peter: St Peters
	Chearsley: St Nicholas		Cheddington St Giles
	Chetwode: St Marys and St Nicholas		Chilton: St Mary the Virgin
	Cholesbury: St. Laurence		Church End:(Ibstone: St. Mary
	Coleshill: All Saints		Cuddington: St Nicholas
	Denham: St Marys		Dinton: St. Peter and St. Paul
	Drayton Beauchamp: St. Mary		East Claydon: St Mary the Virgin
	Edgcott: St Michael and All Angels		Edlesborough: St Mary the Virgin
	Ellesborough: St Peter+St Paul		Fawley: St Mary the Virgin
	Fenny Stratford St Martins		Fingest: St Bartholomew
	Finmere: St Michael and All Angels		Frieth: St John the Evangelist
	Fulmer: St James		Gawcott: Holy Trinity
	Granborough: St John the Baptist		Granborough: St John the Baptist
	Gerrards Cross: St James		Great Brickhill: St Marys
	Great-Hampden: St Mary Magdalen		Great Horwood: St James
	Great Kimble: St Nicholas		Great Missenden: St Peter + St Paul
	Grendon Underwood: St Leonards		Haddenham: St Mary the Virgin
	Halton: St. Michael and All Angels		Hambledon: St Marys
	Hardwick: St Marys		Hawridge: St Marys
	Hillesden: All Saints		Hillesden: All Saints
	Holmer Green-Penn: Christ Church		Horsenden: St Michael and All Angels
	Hulcott: All Saints		Hughenden St Michael +All Angels

	Ibstone: St. Nicholas		Ickford: St Nicholas
	Ilmer: St. Peter		Iver: St Peters
	Ivinghoe: St. Mary the Virgin		Kingsey: St. Nicholas
	Lane End: Holy Trinity		Little Hampden:
	Little Kimble: All Saints		Little-Missenden: St. John the Baptist
	Long Crendon: St Mary The Virgin		Ludgershall: St Mary the Virgin
	Marsworth: All Saints		Marsh Gibbon: St Marys
	Medmenham: St Peter and St Paul		Monks Risborough: St Dunstans
	Nash: All Saints		Nether Winchendon:St Nicholas
	Newton Purcell: St Michael and All Angels		North Marston: St Marys
	Oakley: St Marys		Old Amersham: St Marys
	Old Wolverton: Holy Trinity		Old Wolverton: Holy Trinity
	Oving: All Saints		Passenham: St Gutlacs
	Penn Street: Holy Trinity		Pitchcott: St Giles (private)
	Princes Risborough:St Marys		Preston Bissett: St John the Baptist
	Quainton: Holy Cross and St. Marys		Radnage: St. Mary
	Saunderton: St. Mary and St. Nicholas		Shabbington: St Mary Magdalene
	Slapton: Holy Cross		St Leonard: St. Leonard
	Stanton Low St Peters		Stanton Low St Peters
	Stoke Mandeville: St Mary the Virgin		Stokenchurch: St Peter + St Paul
	Soulbury: All Saints		Stone: St John the Baptist
	Tingewick: St Mary Magdalene		Turville: St Marys
	Twyford: St Marys		Upper Winchendon:St Mary Magdalen
	Waddesdon: St. Michael and All Angels		Wendover: St. Marys
	Westcott: St Mary the Virgin		Weston Turville: St Marys
	West-Wycombe:St Laurence		Whitchurch: St John the Evangelist
	Winslow: St Laurence		Winslow: St Laurence
	Wolverton: St George the Martyr		Wooton Underwood: All Saints
	Wycombe Marsh: St Anne's

Wolverton's St. George the Martyr's Church was built in 1843 by the London to Birmingham Railway Company for their railway workers and was the first church to be built by a railway company. You get a great view of this old Buckhinghamshire church from the Grand Union Canal towpath by the way.

The following are our various English Church Photos:
Berkshire Churches, Bucks Churches, Gloucestershire Churches, Northamptonshire Churches,
Oxfordshire Churches A-L, Oxfordshire Churches M-Y, Warwickshire Churches & Church Photos - other Counties