Period thatched cottages at Great Rollright
© Roger Sweet (view gallery)
Although Gret Rollright is a pretty and attractive village it is perhaps more well known for the tourist attraction, the megalithic Rollright Stones which are about 1.5 miles to the west of the village. Image cannot be loaded
The King's Men, part of the megalithic Rollright Stones
© Roger Sweet (view gallery)
The Rollright Stones comprise three separate monuments dating from the Neolithic period. The main monument is a ceremonial stone circle now known as The King's Men. Nearby is a monolith known as The King Stone and a small group of upright stones (known as The Whispering Knights) which guard a 5,000 year old burial chamber. 
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St. Andrew's Church, Great Rollright
© Roger Sweet (view gallery)
St. Andrew's Church has features dating from the Norman, Early English, Decorated and Perpendicular periods, including an unusual Norman south doorway which has a very elaborate design. The church also has an unusual early 20th century stone lychgate which was built in memory of their mother by her nine sons. Image cannot be loaded
