Churches in SurreySurrey, England

Circular Arts and Crafts mortuary chapel at Compton, its terracotta interior designed by Mary Watts and built by villagers.

Ancient Mole-side church holding what is often called England's oldest monumental brass, to Sir John d'Abernon of 1277.

Grade I Norman church at the centre of Shere, keeping the cell of a medieval anchoress built into its north wall.

Rebuilt Norman hilltop church on the North Downs Way and Pilgrims' Way, a landmark viewpoint above the Tillingbourne.

Little-altered late-13th-century church set apart from its village, prized for its original carved pews and a nearby holy well.

Norman church with a rare two-storey sanctuary and what is thought to be England's oldest surviving carved wooden screen.

Godalming's parish church, Saxon in origin and crowned by a tall lead-covered spire above the Wey.