St Mary and St Margaret's Church, Castle Bromwich

The brick and plaster church features a separate tower, traditional wooden pews, and two side chapels including the Lady Chapel at its Castle Bromwich location.

The building began as a wooden Norman chapel before 1175, transformed into stone during the 12th century, and received major modifications between 1726 and 1731.

The church maintains six bells in its brick tower and holds regular gatherings for choir performances, bell ringing sessions, and various religious study groups.

Local residents and visitors can access the church during scheduled religious services, community events, and organized group activities throughout the week.

The structure stands as a 'church within a church,' with medieval oak timbers supporting roof trusses visible through a flat ceiling inside Georgian brick walls.

Location: Castle Bromwich

Inception: 15 century

GPS coordinates: 52.50649,-1.79153

Latest update: April 1, 2025 01:26