I came across this church a few years ago and stopped for a quick look. Unfortunately the church was locked so I could not see in side. It has been my intension to return at some time. The following information comes from the Hinton Waldrist Website
There was a church on the site in ancient times, but the present building dates from 1250. The south transept was added in 1290, and the nave was widened a few years later. The church has stood more or less as you see it today for almost exactly 700 years.
First view you get of the church from outside the walls
Over the wall shows a clean cut churchyard
The east end of the churchyard
The war grave of Private E. Reeves
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The South side and porch
The clock at least was added without obscuring the window
Another view of the bell tower and the south transept
Looking up at the top of the tower and the water spouts
The North side of the church
The North transept
Some of the tombs on the east end of the church
The east end with a couple of tombs and the war gave of
Private E. Reeves
I'll leave you with this view looking over towards the South transept
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