Pictures of Middlezoy

in the county of Somerset

Middlezoy, Somerset by Tony Ethridge ©

Photograph of Holy Cross church in Middlezoy, Somerset, England

Holy Cross church in Middlezoy, Somerset, England by Marcella ©

Photograph of Middlezoy. View of the church yard from the path.

Middlezoy. View of the church yard from the path. by D Bown ©

Photograph of Middlezoy. View inside the church.

Middlezoy. View inside the church. by D Bown ©

Photograph of Middlezoy, Somerset. View of Methodist Chapel built 1847.

Middlezoy, Somerset. View of Methodist Chapel built 1847. by D Bown ©

Photograph of Middlezoy. View of Temperence hall.

Middlezoy. View of Temperence hall. by D Bown ©

A picture of Middlezoy by D Bown ©

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About Middlezoy

This village lies on the Somerset Levels in lovely open countryside, it has a pleasant mixture of properties and a picturesque village pub dating back to the 17th-century. The tower of the historic Holy Cross church looks down over the graves of centuries, this is a lovely village church, well worth a few moments spent looking around.

Middlezoy, like neighbouring Westonzoyland is widely known for its associations with the Battle of Sedgemoor which took place in 1685. Other interesting historic sites close-by include the Burrow Mump, Stembridge Tower Mill and within easy driving distance visitors can cross the waters of the River Cary to reach Glastonbury Tor.

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