St Mary the Virgin, Stopham, West Sussex
Originally built in the 11th-century with additions from the 12th-century. New windows were inserted in the chancel in the 13th century and in the nave in the 14th century. The west tower was rebuilt about 1600. The east window of the chancel was inserted in 1638 but is significantly older, having been transferred to its present position from the manor house.
This was an extremely quick flight just to get a picture as I was on my way to fly around Cowdray Ruins. I will be returning in the future to add more pictures.
