St Michael & St Mary Magdalene
Easthampstead, Berkshire
The church was originally at the centre of the Royal Manor of Easthampstead in the Windsor Forest.
The church is a Grade ll* listed building, with surviving fabric of the Norman period. The clerestory is 14th century and the large elaborate roof 15th century. Major restoration and rebuilding took place under Woodyer in 1863-4, and the defining external character of the building and the chancel is still that created by Woodyer. Also of high significance are the 15th century font and a number of memorials, particularly the mediaeval brass on the tower floor and a plaque for Bishop Godwin, Bishop of Bath and Wells but buried at All Saints.
