Church of St John the Baptist

The stone structure rises with a high bell tower, featuring detailed stonework patterns and large stained glass windows throughout its exterior walls.

The construction of this Grade I listed building commenced in 1340, establishing it as one of the principal religious structures in medieval Essex.

The church maintains regular Anglican services while functioning as a central gathering point for community events and religious celebrations in Thaxted.

Visitors can access the church through the main entrance on Town Street, with designated parking areas available near the building.

The bell tower contains multiple bells that ring in specific sequences, following traditional English change ringing patterns established over centuries.

Location: Thaxted

Inception: 1340

Website: https://ttsrh.org/thaxted

GPS coordinates: 51.95430,0.34214

Latest update: March 7, 2025 08:08