St Eata's Church is at Atcham Shropshire This church was originally a Saxon Church and has been on this site since 1075 The oldest part of the present church is the nave dates back to the late Saxon or early Norman era . The tower probably is from the 12 century, and the chancel from the late 13 century . The south porch is dated 1665 and the church was a gain restored in the late 19century The building is constructed in red & grey sandstone with a tiled roof
Over the next few days I shall submit more images from around this old church .
I always think it's amazing that old churches like this are still standing after such a long time. Interesting how this one has been added to over the centuries. Have a lovely weekend Beryl.
@paulaw@eyesmile thank you both and yes Gena this is an active Anglican Parish Church The Church is open every day during daylight hours and services are held every Sunday morning .I did not go inside on this occasion -perhaps some time again ! Enjoy your weekend Paula & Gena
