Kenley

Civil Parish in Shropshire

England

Kenley

Below Maypole Bank A steep pull up to Parkgate Farm awaits from the road to the north west.
Below Maypole Bank Credit: Richard Law

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Below Maypole Bank A steep pull up to Parkgate Farm awaits from the road to the north west.
Below Maypole Bank
A steep pull up to Parkgate Farm awaits from the road to the north west.
OS benchmark - Maypole Bank, Parkgate Farm An OS cutmark on the wall of the farmhouse; originally levelled at 180.527m above Ordnance Datum Newlyn.
OS benchmark - Maypole Bank, Parkgate Farm
An OS cutmark on the wall of the farmhouse; originally levelled at 180.527m above Ordnance Datum Newlyn.
OS rivet & cutmark, Maypole Bank junction An OS rivet on a boulder in the hedgebank on the north side of the minor junction west of Parkgate Farm; originally levelled at 188.223m above Ordnance Datum Newlyn.
OS rivet & cutmark, Maypole Bank junction
An OS rivet on a boulder in the hedgebank on the north side of the minor junction west of Parkgate Farm; originally levelled at 188.223m above Ordnance Datum Newlyn.
Lane along Maypole Bank Following the lane along the top of Maypole Bank towards Kenley. Daft Dog does that shaking thing that they need to do every once in a while, apparently to get their ears to flap into their eyes.
Lane along Maypole Bank
Following the lane along the top of Maypole Bank towards Kenley. Daft Dog does that shaking thing that they need to do every once in a while, apparently to get their ears to flap into their eyes.
OS benchmark - Maypole Bank farm building An OS cutmark on the gable end of a small roadside barn; originally levelled at 180.1m above Ordnance Datum Newlyn.
OS benchmark - Maypole Bank farm building
An OS cutmark on the gable end of a small roadside barn; originally levelled at 180.1m above Ordnance Datum Newlyn.
St John the Baptist, Hughley Late 13th century chapel-'small but handsome',said  Nikolaus Pevsner.
St John the Baptist, Hughley
Late 13th century chapel-'small but handsome',said Nikolaus Pevsner.
St John the Baptist, Hughley The interior, showing the very fine screen - the best in Shropshire. It dates from around 1500 and is from the same workshop as that at Aymestrey in North Herefordshire.
St John the Baptist, Hughley
The interior, showing the very fine screen - the best in Shropshire. It dates from around 1500 and is from the same workshop as that at Aymestrey in North Herefordshire.
St John the Baptist, Hughley The West front.
St John the Baptist, Hughley
The West front.
Medieval tiles, Hughley Dating from the 14th century.
Medieval tiles, Hughley
Dating from the 14th century.
Rood screen, Hughley The finest screen in the county.
Rood screen, Hughley
The finest screen in the county.
Medieval tiles, Hughley A fine selection, dating from the 14th century.
Medieval tiles, Hughley
A fine selection, dating from the 14th century.
Medieval glass fragments, Hughley
Medieval glass fragments, Hughley
East window, Hughley Fragments of 14th century glass in the East window at Hughley.
East window, Hughley
Fragments of 14th century glass in the East window at Hughley.
Pillar piscina and Edwardian stained glass, Hughley On the south side of the chancel.
Pillar piscina and Edwardian stained glass, Hughley
On the south side of the chancel.
Detail of rood screen, Hughley Detail of the superb screen at Hughley.
Detail of rood screen, Hughley
Detail of the superb screen at Hughley.
Detail of rood screen, Hughley Close up to the 16th century screen at Hughley, the finest in Shropshire.
Detail of rood screen, Hughley
Close up to the 16th century screen at Hughley, the finest in Shropshire.
Along the lane towards Harley
Along the lane towards Harley
Snow on fields at Merrishaw Farm Looking over fields east of Merrishaw, with the north-eastern end of the limestone escarpment of Wenlock Edge in the distance.
Snow on fields at Merrishaw Farm
Looking over fields east of Merrishaw, with the north-eastern end of the limestone escarpment of Wenlock Edge in the distance.
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Kenley is located at Grid Ref: SO5699 (Lat: 52.594214, Lng: -2.639475)

Unitary Authority: Shropshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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