Historic Churches of Buckinghamshire

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

Notable Feature Images for St Michael and All Angels, Aston Sandford

Thumbnail (Click Image to Enlarge)	Features
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	13C: Remains of Chancel Arch. S Capital of Chancel Arch, centre portion is 12C/13C.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	N Capital of Chancel Arch, centre portion is 12C/13C.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	Various: Monuments, 3 - Thomas Scott (1747-1821). Rector of Aston Sandford from 1803 to 1821, Thomas Scott (the famous Biblical Scholar and Commentator) has 3 memorial stones in the Chancel. Small stone in Chancel Floor.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	Large stone in Chancel Floor, also records the death of Scott's 10 month old grandaughter in 1816.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	A more prominent monument to Scott on the wall of the Chancel.
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Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	1877: Restoration Plans by George Gilbert Scott. GG Scott made plans for the restoration, but died in March 1878. Architect was Sir George Gilbert Scott. As a boy, GG Scott visited his grandfather (Thomas Scott) at Aston Sandford. South side of the church.
Image © David Peck, c2010	1877-8: Church restored and Chancel rebuilt. Architect was Edward George Bruton. Bruton was an Oxford Architect who probably completed the work planned by George Gilbert Scott. Chancel rebuilt in 1877/78.
Image © David Peck, c2010	Nave restored in 1877/78.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 2015	1878: Pulpit Architect was Edward George Bruton.