Churches and Cathedrals in the UK and Europe

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

St John the Baptist, Burford

The beautiful town of Burford on the river Windrush was the site of a fortified ford in Anglo-Saxon times. The town grew to be an important crossroads and very wealthy wool town and is today very popular with visitors.

The broad main street slopes gently down to the river and is lined with dignified old houses and ancient cottages and many shops all of which appear little changed since Tudor times as witnessed by the precarious angles the buildings have come to rest at.

There are wonderful little side streets to explore, old pubs, tea and antique shops aplenty. The 15th century parish church of St. John Baptist is magnificent and is another sign of byegone riches based on wool.