Roger Sweet's Pictures of Little Rollright

St. Philip's Church, Little Rollright

The tiny candlelit village church in Little Rollright is dedicated to St. Philip contains some interesting tombs and monuments to members of the Dixon family and a William Blower. The Dixons were lords of the manor of Little Rollright in the 17th century and it was William Blower from whom they inherited the estate.

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Little Rollright, Churches, Oxfordshire Churches

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The interior of St. Philip's Church

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Little Rollright

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Some of the unique little cottages at Little Rollright

Little Rollright is a tiny village about two and a half miles north-west of Chipping Norton in the heart of a private estate and access to the village is by way of a permissive road through the estate. At Little Rollright there is just a handful of little cottages, the manor farmhouse and the tiny candlelit village church. About a mile to the north-east of the village are the megalithic Rollright Stones which comprise three separate monuments dating from the Neolithic period.

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Little Rollright, English Cottages

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