St. Thomas' Churchyard in Simpson, Buckinghamshire

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Coordinates: 52.01705, -0.71424
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Grade 2 listed, St Thomas is of Oolitic Limestone construction and cruciform in plan - aligned east to west. It comprises a tall slender Central Tower; Nave, North and South Transepts and Porch with clay peg-tile roofs; and a Chancel with low-pitched Welsh slate roof.
The Central Tower, the oldest part of the existing building, appears to represent all that survives of a smaller cruciform plan church. The double-chamfered pointed arches resting on the semi-circular sectioned responds or jambs of the crossing, are in the late Early English style and date from c1250 - 1300. Four pointed windows of c1400 pierce the walls of the bell chamber. The Tower contains a peal of six bells.