Historic Churches of Buckinghamshire

Historic Churches of Buckinghamshire is a project launched in 2018, with only a few churches included at the moment.

St Mary, Bletchley (MK)

Denomination:	C of E - Milton Keynes Deanery
Local Authority UA:	Milton Keynes UA
Building Location:	Church Green Road, Bletchley
Nearest Post Code:	MK3 6BJ
O/S Map Reference/NGR:	SP 86308 33787
Latitude & Longitude:	51.99583, -0.74433  Map
Church Web Site:	www.stmarysbletchley.org
CofE ACNY Web Site:	www.achurchnearyou.com/church/5793/

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Notable Features:

Norman Stonework in S Doorway. 13C Chancel. 14C S Aisle, N Arcade and N Chapel. †1442 Monument - Richard Lord Grey de Wilton. 15C N Arcade. Perp W Tower. †1616 Monument - Thomas Sparke. Sculptor was Richard Haydocke. †1699 Floor Slabs (2) - Thomas Willis and his wife. They were the parents of Browne-Willis. 1704-9 Restoration. Architect was Browne Willis. 1702-07 Royal Arms (Queen Anne) Carved in oak and unpainted (4 ft square). They were probably on a Screen fitted in 1704-07 by Browne Willis. †1724 Table tomb - Catherine Willis. She was the wife of Browne Willis. 1867-8 Restoration. Architect was William White.

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